Patient transferred for worsening leg wound infections, Petoskey MI
Medical EmergencyEMS is transporting a 70-year-old female from McLaren Hospital to Whistle Cottage due to worsening infections in both legs, including swelling and redness. The patient has chronic leg wounds, with one leg's symptoms worsening over the past two weeks. Vital signs are stable, but IV access was difficult to obtain.
Audio|Source: Emmet County Public Safety
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If you could put us out on a transfer going from McLaren to Whistle Cottage, transporting at this time, please.
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Copy.
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McLaren, Northern, Fuggin Alpha 162 on your 800.
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McLaren Northern Michigan, Shoggino, 4-162, paramedic hide, inbound to your facility.
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A, 70-year-old female patient.
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Data birth (number withheld).
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A call today for increased bilateral leg wound infections, increased weeping, pain,
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redness, and swelling.
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Patient's home health nurse states that the swelling and redness in one leg started approximately two weeks ago.
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The other one is a chronic issue. It's currently awake, alert, oriented and resting.
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As of the last, heart rate 84 and regular blood pressure 143 over 71. Respirations are 24 and non-labored. Oxygen saturation is 96 to 98% on room air.
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I did attempt IV access, but was unsuccessful. She is a difficult IV start.
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If you require nothing further, we'll reach your facility in approximately 10 to 15 minutes.
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162, copy can clear.
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Location mentioned:
Highland Dr, Petoskey, MI 49770
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