00:06
We have a CAD number 2026,
00:09
118916. Again, that's 218916.
00:15
The 79-year-old female chief complaint today is going to be rectal pain.
00:21
Going to your facility, ETA is going to be about 14 minutes.
00:27
We arrived on scene, find our patient sitting on the edge of bed, alert and tracking.
00:35
Patient paged about a couple hours ago.
00:37
She started to have onset of rectal pain, feeling like she needs to use the restroom, and when she tries to go, she can't, and a little bit of blood comes out.
00:52
But patient does have a history of hemorrhoids.
00:58
Initial assessment: Patient being a rate of 18 , 2nd victim, clear lung sounds, saying at ninety-eight percent on room air.
01:06
Patient is anal times four, able to answer all questions appropriately.
01:10
Eyes are open, pupils are.
01:13
Remove all four semis with no defib.
01:17
Vital signs are as follows: have a heart rate of sixty-eight.
01:23
Signs on the monitor, turned by twelve lead, showing no elevation depression or XPD.
01:28
We have blood pressure of 100 and forty-six over seventy-eight.
01:37
Positive orthostatic vital signs.
01:42
Now standing up, blood pressure is 102 over forty-two, heart rate of forty-seven.
01:54
Blood glucose of 100 and ninety-two.
02:00
Patient denies nausea.
02:05
Don't think negative.
02:09
Had a patient state that she's still still slightly dizzy, standing up.
02:14
Give us communications history.
02:16
I was notified upon arrival.
02:19
And we have a 2800 left AC, phone 500, no failure.
02:25
Monitor rest, lay down near facility.
Medical Emergency
