Man with gastric pain and slow heart rate headed to ER

Heard on: Genesee MI 73COV (Hospital) Group Calls

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We're coming in from priority one with a sixty-three, sixty-three-year-old male chief complaint of being having gastric pain for the past three days.

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Patient's heart rate is forty-four.

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We do have significant elevation in two to three aVL, with coinciding depression.

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We have a good heart rate, twenty-four.

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There is one. One hundred and two over sixty-four.

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We are not proceeding with nitro.

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Patient could take 300 and twenty-five of aspirin.

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We have a respiratory rate of 16 , non-rapid.

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He has 100 % on four liters nasal cannula.

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I do have an IV established.

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Unless you request anything further, I will be at your facility in approximately seven to 10 min .

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Did you transmit the twelve lead?

00:52

I'm working on trying to get it to send to you.

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I'll flag it as a transmission complete so you should be having it right now.

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Does he have a history of coronary artery disease?

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Negative.

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Copy. We will have a room on arrival for you.

8/21/2026 08:13 PM

Medical Emergency

Cooper Ave, Saginaw, MI 48602

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As discussed during the dispatch call, eMS personnel notify the hospital about a priority transport of a 63-year-old man with several days of abdominal pain and signs of a possible cardiac event, en route to a local emergency department in Saginaw, Michigan.