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Tri-City, this is RA 213 calling you at TCMC.
00:04
We arrived on scene to evaluate.
00:06
I find a 60 year old female patient lying in her treatment chair.
00:12
Chief complaint is bleeding from her CVC port in her chest.
00:18
Staff on scene stated that patient was about 30 min into her dialysis treatment when her CVC started to bleed.
00:28
Bleeding was controlled when we got here.
00:31
It soaked maybe one gauze, and the like I said, bleeding was controlled.
00:38
Patient was breathing 16 times per minute, effective 100 % O two on room air.
00:46
Patient was A and O times.
00:47
Three, able to follow commands.
00:49
Eyes are spontaneous and tracking.
00:50
We saw Sherman's times four.
00:54
Patient has a, oh, skin's with pink, warm, and dry.
00:58
Blood pressure is 100 and eighty-four over ninety-six.
01:01
Heart rate of seventy-five.
01:02
Normal sinus on the four lead.
01:05
Patient's not complaining of any sort of abnormal symptoms.
01:10
She's not lightheaded, weak.
01:14
Patient has a history of diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and kidney disease.
01:25
No allergies to medications, and she takes
01:29
Plavix. She has a history of some stents placed.
01:34
Patient stated she did not take her high blood pressure medication this morning, and that is being her dialysis treatment.
01:40
She usually has higher blood pressure, and by the end it usually comes down.
01:45
Staff states that since there was that complication with her CBC port, she has to be taken to the hospital to get that fixed by the qualified person.
02:01
Patient will be transported to Tri City via BLS 213 with about a twelve to 15 min ETA.
Medical Emergency
