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Reston is paramedic Rayburn on 600 and twenty-five on medic 600 and twenty-five.
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I am rushing with a sixty-two year old male, repeat sixty-two male.
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Chief complaint is going to be chest pain originating approximately twenty-five minutes ago.
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Substernal, non-radiating.
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I think it's probably.
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Patient is rating ten out of ten right now.
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Vitals are as follows: seventy-eight sinus rhythm on the monitor, ninety-eight percent on six liters of oxygen.
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It's normally on four liters, and that keeps him around ninety-four percent.
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One hundred over fifty-eight was the last pressure that I cycle.
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He did take two nitroglycerin approximately.
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Two nitroglycerin back to back at 15 forty-five for his chest pain.
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He said right after, right before he called, he took both of them.
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Skin is normal, warm, and dry.
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As of now, he's having some mild shortness of breath.
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It's alleviated with the oxygen.
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He's an O times four on a stretcher.
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We're probably 10 min out.
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We have a left bundle branch block that is pre-existing.
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Yeah, do you have any other questions for us? Other than that, the probably the sinus.