00:02
Are you clear to accept a mild status medical with an ETA of 20 minutes?
00:10
Again, this is Premier CCT 82 coming to you from Camp Pendleton Emergency Department with a run number of 26-212160.
00:22
We're coming to you with a 46-year-old female.
00:24
Chief complaint is going to be abdominal pain due to a biliary colic.
00:28
Patient presented at Camp Pendleton ER at 2 a.m.
00:32
for abdominal pain, but due to the necessity for more extensive GI care, is being transported CCT to Naval Medical Center San Diego Emergency Department.
00:42
Patient denies altered and negative otherwise, and is an O4 GCS 15.
00:46
Patient also has been having unspecified seizures when she stands up.
00:51
We can elaborate more on that upon our arrival.
00:54
Otherwise, vitals are stable at this time.
00:58
Blood pressure is 130 over ninety-two.
01:01
Heart rate ninety-six.
01:03
SpO two is ninety-eight percent on room air, and she has normal sinus rhythm on the monitor.
01:10
Patient was given five of morphine prior to transport for her headache and abdominal pain.
01:17
She also has a 20 gauge in the right AC.
01:19
We have an ETA of about 20 minutes.
01:21
Is there anything else I can get you?
01:24
No, we'll see you here.
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