Female with worsening COPD shortness of breath transported
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San Diego County CA ALS TRI (Hospital)
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Good morning, Tri City.
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You have RA 123-123 with a moderate respiratory.
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Looking to go down to your facility with about a 10-minute ETA.
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Call number 2026-118669.
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Again, that's 118669.
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How do you copy me so far?
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I copy 123.
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Go ahead with your report.
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Thanks.
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Patient has a history of COPD.
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States that she's normally chronically short of breath.
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Is on home oxygen as needed.
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Has been on two liters nasal cannula for the last three days.
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States that this morning around 05:00 , states that the shortness of breath has exacerbated more than normal.
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Took several plus of her inhaler and nebulized breathing treatments with no relief.
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Upon our arrival, patient was breathing pretty rapidly and shallow at about 30 a minute, stating that she cannot catch her breath.
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Denied any chest pain, nausea, vomiting, nausea,
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and swelling to both lower feet.
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I don't say that that's also been going on for the last three days.
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Again, not any.
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We'll have the rest of the medications upon arrival.
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As far as the brain, currently breathing about 30 times.
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Lung sounds were clear with a shallow breathing rate.
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She is A and O times four, supine and moves all four extremities purposefully.
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As far as her oxygen sat, it was at 94% initially
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with the two liters nasal cannula.
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It's currently showing 73.
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We do have her on CPAP.
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But we do have a poor weight form as well.
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Cap note of 37.
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Heart rate is currently showing an 8th beat, bouncing around between about 98 to about 130.
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Blood pressure of 161 over 91.
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We have a 20 IV established in the right AC and I'm looking to go down to your facility with about a.
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Copy.
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123, listen.
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Clear and 1211.
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