20-year-old female with asthma has shortness of breath
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San Diego County CA ALS TRI (Hospital)
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CAD number is going to be 2026-118230.
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It's going to be for approximately a 20 year old female, mild status, shortness of breath with a history of asthma.
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Let me know when you're ready to take a court.
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121, go ahead.
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We arrived to a private residence to find a 20-year-old sitting outside.
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Went for EMS.
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Sounds like the patient was recently diagnosed with pneumonia.
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This morning she started having some shortness of
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breath and got woken up by her shortness of breath.
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She's able to speak in full sentences.
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She does have wheezing bilaterally, satting approximately 94%.
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She does have a good waveform and can breathe in approximately 24 times a minute.
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Otherwise, her vital signs has a heart rate of 89, sinus, a blood pressure of 145 over 85.
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We're gonna give LVR an atrovan.
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We're gonna start an ID.
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ETA to facility is gonna be approximately
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10 min . Anything else I got for you?
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Copy 121. Thank you.
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We'll be at Tri City.
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We're clear.
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859.
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Tri City from Highway 121.
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121 Tri City, is this a continuation, short of breath?
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That's correct, Tri City.
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Update on our call here.
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Patient ended up AMA with us.
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She's a, you know, times four, answering all questions appropriately, non-parity by drugs or alcohol.
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She was made aware, she was made aware of the recent.
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Complications of refusing treatment transport today.
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As far as the plan, she's going to go POV to the hospital to get checked out.
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She was advised to re-access 911 to convince her to go on multiple.
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She was very adamant.
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121 sounds like she received her albuterol inhaler and felt better.
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She is alert and oriented.
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She refused transport and evaluation in the ER of medics.
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You discussed possible risk of refusing related to unknown extent of the possible problem.
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A possible repeat on treatments needed.
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She does have capacity to make her own decision and sign AMA form.
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Is that all that correct?
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Checking for my 121, that is all correct.
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Thank you, 121, clear at 908.
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