Infant treated for respiratory distress during transport, St Mary MO
Medical EmergencyAn EMS unit is transporting a 10-month-old infant from Carverdale Memorial Hospital due to upper respiratory distress. The infant is receiving high-flow oxygen and has an IV in place. Vital signs include a heart rate of 141 and blood pressure of 104 over 64. The infant shows signs of respiratory difficulty, including head bobbing and moderate subtractions, and is being closely monitored during transport.
Audio|Source: Randolph, Jackson, Perry and Genevieve Counties Fire, Law and EMS
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This is Lenin 1 in Mountpageant Report 15 minute E.A.
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15 minutes out with a 10-month-old male coming from Carverdale Memorial Hospital.
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Our diagnosis is up respiratory distress. Vital dress follows.
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Heart rate is 141, blood pressure 104,
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over 64.
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Restoration 36,
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adding 95%. He is currently on 25, 25, 25 liters of high-flow cannula at 21% FI-O-2. Continued to have head bobbing freakyl... tug and moderate subtractions.
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We have a shoulder roll in place.
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He has an IV in the right hand with D5 normal and T2B and maintenance.
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The current weight is 11 kilograms. Do you require any further?
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Location mentioned:
Coffman St, St Mary, MO 63673
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