Elderly man with abdominal pain and possible heart attack
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San Diego County CA ALS TRI (Hospital)
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Tri City, RA 214.
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Cat number is 2026-121.
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RA 214, looking to come to your facility.
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Again, a possible STEMI.
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ETA of about 2 min .
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Arrived on scene to a private residence, found an 86-year-old male.
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We're in tracking upon arrival.
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Chief complaint today is going to be abdominal pain.
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Patient states.
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He developed lower abdominal pain starting yesterday, that spreads to his rib cage and back.
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Never had this happen before.
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Does have associated nausea and vomiting with this event.
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No trauma.
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States it as an aching pain.
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States it's a five out of ten.
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Did not take anything to help relieve this pain prior to our arrival.
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As far as vital signs go, breathing 16 , full and effective, clear lung sounds bilaterally, sat on 100 % of air.
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Alert and oriented times four, answering all questions appropriately as appropriate.
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All negative on the stroke scale.
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Got a blood pressure of 92 over 60 , a heart rate of 102 .
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We.
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We got ST elevation in leads V3, V4, V5.
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We also transmitted the 12-lead over to you guys.
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Compacted up from 98.2.
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Working on getting a sugar off the stick.
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As far as medical history, diabetes type 2 and cancer.
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Takes medications accordingly.
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No blood thinners, no known allergies.
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Allergies will be given upon arrival.
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Treatment: looking to establish an 18 gauge and administer 300 and twenty-four milligrams of aspirin and administer 250 ml of fluid bolus via the IV.
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And again, that twelve lead was transmitted over.
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We got one ETA.
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Anything else I get you?
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Two 14 , I copy.
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We'll see you inside.
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