Man with anxiety and shortness of breath at home
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San Diego County CA ALS TRI (Hospital)
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Tri City, a141 .
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Tri City Engine Two Fourteen, we got a count number 2020 six-one23 .
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(number withheld) .
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Medical call, 36 year old male, chief complaint today is going to be anxiety.
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This is going to be transported by BLS 125 .
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Going to you guys in about 10 min .
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We are on scene to a private residence.
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Patient standing upright, ambulating on scene.
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Man is outside upon our arrival.
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The patient, he states that he believes his girlfriend left the gas on in the home potentially, and he was feeling anxious about that.
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He felt like he could not breathe, so he activated 911.
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Currently, the patient is breathing full effective, maybe a little.
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Elevated at about 20 breaths per minute.
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Clear lung sounds.
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Ninety-nine percent at room air.
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He's times four for response.
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The lungs are responding.
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He's in the long term.
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He's times one of the deaths that started.
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We got a blood pressure of one fifty-eight over 90 , and heart rate was a little elevated at 130 .
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Sinus tach.
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Patient didn't give us any specific medical history at this time.
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He says he's just been diagnosed with everything, and he isn't giving us any specific medications or allergies.
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When speaking to the girlfriend about the gas thing, sounds like for the past two days they've been fighting.
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He was kicked out of the house, so there's definitely been some recent transfers at
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home.And then we're not anticipating any treatment.
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For this patient, just monitoring via BLS 100 and twenty-five.
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Over to you guys.
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ETA is going to be about five to 10 min .
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Let me know if there is anything else I can get for your clarification.
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Thanks, Engine Two Hundred and Fourteen.
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Can you just repeat the BLS unit number, please?
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BLS One Hundred and Twenty-Five.
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One Hundred and Twenty-Five.
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