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I've got an (number withheld), (number withheld)-year-old female coming from a nursing home.
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She was just admitted there at 08:00 p.m.
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Started complaining of some chest pain at 930 .
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They decided to call us now.
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She rated chest pain of four out of ten.
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A pressure constant.
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It was a gradual onset.
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She's been having chest pain on and off.
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Got discharged from Camden today.
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12 lead shows widespread elevation.
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She has, sorry, she has a right bundle branch block and a 1st degree.
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She was at Camden for an MI.
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She got a balloon pump placed, and then they took it out and discharged her.
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She has no other complaints other than the mild chest pain.
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Current vitals as follows:
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83 sinus on the monitor, 100% on her normal four liters.
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Blood pressure 152 over 72, respirations 18, non-labored, lung sounds are clear and equal on both sides.
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She's alert and oriented times four.
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it blew. I did not attempt it again.
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She has a permacath for dialysis.
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And limb restrictions.
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She had 324 mg of aspirin, no nitro.
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I'm actually pulling into Camden now.