Man with chest pain taken to McLaren Port Huron, Port Huron MI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel responded to a forty-one-year-old man experiencing substernal chest pain and high blood pressure. He was treated with nitroglycerin and IV fluids and transported to McLaren Port Huron Hospital.
Audio|Heard on: St. Clair MI Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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We're here, McLaren.
00:01
We're here, McLaren. Tri Hospital Alpha Seven priority one traffic.
00:05
How do you copy?
00:08
This is Tri Hospital Alpha Seven with a forty-one year old male called today for chest pain.
00:14
(name withheld) to find the patient saying he has chest pain, substernal no radiation, but he has a pinpoint just below his xiphoid process area.
00:24
He is expressing though that he does have a lot of 210 over 90 right now.
00:32
He is on monitor at ninety-five beats per minute, ninety-four call clocks.
00:37
Do an IV established for you again about 100 cc of fluid.
00:41
We're going to take a nitro for you right now.
00:43
ETA facility is going to be about I'd say two to three minutes.
00:47
Further, we'll give you more upon our arrival.
00:51
Can you transmit the EKG to us before arrival?
00:56
Yeah, it won't transmit by the time we get there.
01:00
I will look at it when they arrive on Springbrook.
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Location mentioned:
Pine Grove Ave, Port Huron, MI 48060
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