Woman transported for severe diabetic ketoacidosis
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St. (name withheld)'s, Mayo.
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Male three.
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Male three, lifting off with four.
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Looks like 1 h and forty-five minutes on fuel, and 15 min to St.
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(name withheld)'s. Twenty-five hundred.
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Got male three, lifting for St.
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(name withheld)'s. Four on board, one plus four five fuel.
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Fifteen minutes flight, twenty-five hundred feet.
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And be advised, male one.
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Also inbound back to St.
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(name withheld)'s. Their ETA is 200 and twenty-eight.
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Time now 213 .
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May one copies, May three's ETA.
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We are 11 min out.
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Captain one, eleven out.
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Two hundred and 14 .
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This is Mayo Three and Bell Medical Transfer Report.
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Mayo Three, go ahead.
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44, 44-year-old female coming from MCHS, Springfield.
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Initials (number withheld).
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Coming for severe DKA.
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Patient is doing well.
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However, her labs are bad and they continue to be bad.
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But she is alert and oriented, breathing well.
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She's on an insulin drip as well as lactated Ringer's.
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At 500
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mi an hour,
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stand by for her most recent vital signs.
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Heart rate of 124, sinus tach.
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Blood pressure 124 over 64.
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Respiratory 30.
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And she's sitting in the high 90s on room air.
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She'll be there in about 12 minutes or so.
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And her heart rate, any questions?
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Hey (name withheld), she's got me though, no questions.
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Your patient will be a direct admit.
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(name withheld) (name withheld), six Bravo, room (number withheld).
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Whatever is it? Bravo, whatever it is.
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