00:00
Tri-City RA 217, I got a PCCM down to BLS 211 as a transporting unit.
00:06
CAD number is going to be (number withheld).
00:10
119-344, it's going to be for a 43-year-old female.
00:15
Chief complaint today is going to be anxiety.
00:17
Let me know when you're ready to pull the report.
00:18
Shaking with purple fields, thousands resulting in the patient activating 911 for evaluation.
00:23
On the brim, she was breathing 20 times per minute, effective.
00:25
Clear lungs, she was sitting at 100 % of the room air.
00:28
Patient is a 100 and ninety-two times three answering all questions appropriately.
00:30
Moving on, she'll be times four.
00:32
An initial heart rate of 104 , sinus tach, confirmed by 12-lead.
00:36
Blood pressure of 100 and thirty-two over seventy-seven, respirations are twenty-four, effective.
00:42
A temp of ninety-seven .6 .
00:44
Patient has history of angina, no other drug allergies.
00:47
Don't take any medications.
00:49
As far as treatment goes, we're just going out on a patient in a position of comfort.
00:55
We're working her through some breathing techniques at this time.
00:58
She says she feels a little bit more better now with the breathing techniques.
01:02
However, she's still experiencing some mild shortness of breath along with some shaking to her extremities.
01:08
Other than that, BLS 211 will be the transporting unit down to your facility with an approximate 15 min ETA.
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