00:05
Go ahead, Tri-City, I'll go ahead, RA 123,
00:13
Tri-City, RA 123, you got a patient coming to you.
00:15
CAD number (number withheld), (number withheld).
00:21
Coming on a 65-year-old female.
00:24
Chief complaint today is going to be abdominal discomfort.
00:30
Patient is going to be a stage four liver patient.
00:34
Dispatch update to a 65-year-old female.
00:37
Sounds like for the past two days, patient's gradually running a fever.
00:44
Sounds like today around 02:00 , patient started to become a little bit more confused.
00:49
To one of her friends, it is one of her caretakers.
00:53
She was attempting to transport herself.
00:55
Realized the situation and activated 911.
00:58
On arrival, the patient was found alert, sitting upright on the toilet.
01:04
There was defecation on the floor.
01:07
Patient was alert, answering my questions appropriately.
01:12
However, she was quite confused and kind of slow to answer the questions.
01:17
However, she is times four.
01:20
As far as vital signs, heart rate 107, sinus rhythm on a four lead, 120 over 74, with a SpO2 of 95 at 16.
01:31
Patient does have a history of hypotension, AFib, end-stage renal disease.
01:37
She is not a dialysis patient.
01:41
As well as with this kind of abdominal discomfort, patients also had vomiting and diarrhea, as well as a temperature of 99.1 going on for the past couple of days.
01:55
Treatment-wise, we've got an 18-gauge established, working on a saline bolus here.
01:59
We're pulling up to your back door.
02:01
Is there anything else we can get for you guys?
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