Medical transport for man with chest pain, Smithville MO
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, kCFD paramedics transported a 53‑year‑old man who was experiencing chest pain that began earlier in the day. The patient took aspirin before being evaluated by EMS. A heart monitor showed a normal rhythm, and he was transported to St. Luke's North Hospital for further care.
Audio|Heard on: Clay MO Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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St. Luke's North, this is KCFD Medic Four patient information.
00:06
Very well, go ahead.
00:08
KCFD Medic Four, we're about 3 min out with a fifty-three year old male chief complaint today.
00:13
Today is going to be chest pain.
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Patient said that at about 10 o'clock this morning *(name withheld)* started experiencing chest pain and it's just been worsening throughout the day.
00:20
When we got on scene, we got a twelve lead done and it shows normal sinus with no ST elevation or depression.
00:27
The patient took 324 milligrams of aspirin before arrival.
00:33
We have an IV established and gave some nitro for vitals.
00:36
They have a heart rate of 103, blood pressure is 148 over 84, SpO2 is 99 on room air.
00:43
Patient's at GCS of 15.
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Any questions?
00:47
No questions from arrival.
00:49
Be out.
00:51
Copy medic four out.
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Location mentioned:
US-169, Smithville, MO 64089
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