Elderly females treated for chest pain and breathing issues 

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Good morning, REST 6332, (name withheld). This is Paramedic-Mulia, Rattu Facility, with a... 67-year-old female, 6-7-year-old female, chief complaint, and sureness of breath. Last set of vitals I have is 140 over 88 for blood pressure capnel of 33 and CO2 of 99 on 2 liters and a heart rate of 94. Without oxygenation patient with sitting at 98% lung sounds clear. Rescue. Rescue. Do you think of a hospital in my facility in an emergency, e.8 minutes tidy copy? 153, what is the patient GCS? St. Cloud, go ahead. GPS 15. This is the St. Cloud, R.C. 32, binding facility, non-emergency. Or a 60-year-old female. Chief complaints should be chest-name. Patient A.9.104G.S.S.15. All but others are as followed. Rate 10. S2996% roommate, Capital Authority, Resum 16. BP-139-194. Sign a stack on the EKG. Being a silly in about 3 minutes for anything else. Orange County Rescue 36 to Celebration 5 minutes out with the Medical Green. How do you copy? Orange County Rescue 3 6, a celebration 5 minutes out with a medical green. How do you copy? Celebration, go ahead. This is Orange County, 236 coming to you with a... Fifty-eight, your female chief complaint is hypertension and abdominal pain. The patient right now is 8 milptense 4 and JCSF15 in vital drug as follows. Her is currently 92, starting at 99 on room air. RISC 32, St. Claude. Good. You can show RISC-32 arrived in the St. Cloud Hospital, any mileage 0.47. Last blood pressure is 172 over 91, NBGO was 126. Patient currently has an IV to the left AC and receives 4 milligrams of Zilfran at this time. Do you require anything further? 4. Rescue 63 and Osceola? Rescue 63. Rescue 63 arrived at Osceola. So 18.

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