Patient transported for abdominal pain, Thomasville NC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel transported an elderly female from a care facility near Old Lexington Rd to Thomasville Medical Center. She was evaluated for abdominal pain and a protruding umbilical hernia, as well as a hematoma on her leg. Her vital signs were stable during the transport.
Audio|Heard on: Davidson NC Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Medic 2 to TMC, patient en route.
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Thomasville ED, go ahead.
00:06
We're coming to you, routine traffic with a 91.
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That's a 91-year-old female.
00:11
GCS is about 10.
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She's coming from Pineywood facility.
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She was sent out for abdominal pains.
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Her umbilical hernia is protruding more than usual, and they want her to get checked out.
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She also has a large hematoma on her lower left leg.
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All of her vitals are stable at this time.
00:32
BP is 130 over 80.
00:34
O2 is ninety-seven percent on room air.
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Heart rate is about 107.
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Blood sugar is a little high, 337.
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We'll see you in about eight minutes.
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Routine traffic.
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Is the GCS of ten her baseline?
00:47
Yes, sir.
00:48
All right, and her oxygen one more time.
00:50
Currently ninety-eight on room air.
00:52
All right, thank you.
00:53
See charge on arrival.
00:54
TMC all clear.
00:55
Ten four.
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Location mentioned:
Old Lexington Rd, Thomasville, NC 27360
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