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Baltimore County Medic 19 on 224, requesting consult with St. Joe's,
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Joe, informational only.
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On board, I have a (number withheld) male en route to your facility with about a seven-minute ETA.
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Chief complaint, syncope.
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The patient was discharged from your facility yesterday after having a triple bypass and a pacemaker placed.
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This morning, around oh 630 , he was standing at the kitchen counter, reading his distress paperwork.
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My family stated patient had a syncopal episode lasting a couple seconds.
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He went down to it and was onto the kitchen island, and they put him into a chair.
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They stated he was very pale and clammy.
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Upon my arrival, the patient was alert and oriented times four,
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denying any complaints.
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He was initially hypotensive with a blood pressure of 100 .
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Over 60 , his heart rate is very irregular.
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It's showing paced on the monitor, but again, it's irregular, ranging from fifties to eighties.
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Respiratory rate 16 , setting at ninety-seven percent.
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We have a 20 gauge IV established in the right hand.
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The patient's blood pressure increased without any interventions.
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Last pressure is one forty-two over one forty-two over six.
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At this time, we have a GCS of 15 and about, I don't know, 6 min ETA to your facility.
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If you have no further questions, we'll see you in about 6 min .
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Is it a priority for the patient?
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I have him as a priority too at this time.
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Thank you for the call.
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Thank you for the call.
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