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Case number 2026-121447.
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40-year-old female, chief complaint respiratory distress.
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Transporting to your facility with about 10 minutes.
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Is this a priority status?
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This is the area 100 and thirty-three.
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We're on scene to a group home.
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Find our patient laying semi-fowler's and dead.
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Says that she's been feeling unwell for the whole day.
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Complains of some shortness of breath.
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She was breathing about 18 to 20 times a minute, satting at ninety-six percent on room air with audible expiratory wheezes.
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She's been feeling shortness of breath for approximately one to 2 h .
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No other chief complaint or symptoms at this time.
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On a brim, right now she's breathing 16,
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saturating 94% on room air.
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She's alert and oriented times four, but she does have history of cerebral palsy.
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Eyes open spontaneous track, moves extremities times four with PMS intact.
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Heart rate 99, sinus rhythm, blood pressure 133 over 101, and a temperature of 98.7.
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We did try to initiate a nebulized treatment.
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Patient became very aggravated and is refusing any sort of mask or nebulized treatment to be initiated.
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So we're kind of just hanging out monitoring vital signs, not anticipating any treatments.
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If there's anything else they can get for you, let me know.
Medical Emergency
