Patient with gallstones transported for ERCP at Mercy Hospital

Heard on: Washington County Police and Fire

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CPNC command, step out of X5.

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Out of X5.

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Out of X5 is about 10 minutes to Mercy with patient.

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Information if you're ready.

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Cop.

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It's coming out of PA, correct, Connie?

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This morning with complaints of nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea, had severe epigastric pain.

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Was diagnosed with gallstones.

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Ultimately needed an ERCP that was not available at the outpatient facility.

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So coming to UPMC Mercy Hospital for that.

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Alert, oriented, moving all extremities.

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Current set of vital signs: heart rate is seventy-nine, blood pressure is 118 over sixty-one.

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With three rates, twenty-four sats are.

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Ninety-two percent on room air.

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We'll give a detail report at that site.

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We're ten out.

2026-10-02 05:22 UTC

Medical Emergency

Locust St, Pittsburgh, PA 15219

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As discussed during the dispatch call, eMS transported a patient to Mercy Hospital for treatment related to gallstones after the patient reported nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and severe upper abdominal pain. The patient was alert, oriented, and moving all extremities during transport.