Woman with worsening abdominal pain from kidney stones transported
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San Diego County CA ALS TRI (Hospital)
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Please be advised we're standing by, stroke bypass.
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Go ahead.
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Thanks, short facility or short ETA to your facility is going to be for a 8080 female chief complaint of abdominal pain.
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Run number is (number withheld).
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Eight, let me know when you're ready for a report.
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Go ahead, please.
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Thank you.
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Thanks for arriving on scene to a private residence to find our patient seated in a chair.
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She had been tracking upon arrival.
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Sounds like the patient's had generalized lower abdominal pain
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ongoing for the past few days now, but increasingly worse today, leading to calling 911.
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Patient has a recent diagnosis.
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Of kidney stones, does not believe that they've passed yet.
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Not complaining of any difficulty urinating.
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No changes in bowel movements.
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Just some tenderness in the lower abdominal region.
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Vital signs: blood pressure 100 and forty-eight over 90 , heart rate eighty-six, sinus rhythm on the monitor.
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Ninety-four percent room air saturation.
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Patient's breathing 16 times full and effective.
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Temp of ninety-eight .7 .
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History of those recent kidney stones, a little full of the history allergies meds.
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Upon arrival, we are at your back door now.
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As for treatment, we have a 20 gauge establishing the patient's right AC.
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We've administered 1 g of Tylenol, reducing the patient's pain from an eight to a three.
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How do you copy?
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Copy that, 100 and forty-five.
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I have no further questions.
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We will try and be right as soon as you guys.
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Arrived. I have no further questions.
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Clear 24.
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Thank you, Chula Vista.
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