70-year-old female with chest pain near Somerset

Heard on: Somerset PA SO SCH (Hospital) Group Calls

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Somerset Hospital, Somerset Hospital, medic 905 .

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This is Somerset, go ahead.

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Seventy female patient, six out of ten, mid sternum chest pain radiating to her right side, started around 03:00 a.m.

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. Constant, she reports it's worse when she takes a breath in.

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She also has a history of a hiatal hernia.

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She's currently saying that it's.

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More on the right upper quadrant at the abdominal area at this point in time.

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They administered aspirin prior to my arrival.

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Heart rate's around 76, sinus on the monitor, frequent PVCs.

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Fully transmitted to your facility.

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Blood pressure 167 over 56, respirators are 12, she's 100% on room air.

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Temperature 97.3 oral.

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Ninety-seven .3 .

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Also reports feeling hot and cold at times as well.

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She's resting comfortably.

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We'll see in about 10 min .

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That's received. He is on arrival.

9/7/2026 05:51 AM

Medical Emergency

S Center Ave, Somerset, PA 15501

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical crews reported a 70-year-old woman with constant mid-sternal chest pain radiating to her right side and later into her right upper abdomen. She had a history of a hiatal hernia, was given aspirin, and was transported to Somerset Hospital for evaluation of a possible cardiac-related emergency.