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One is currently en route with a sixty-six-year-old female coming from home with a chief complaint of difficulty breathing.
00:10
On our arrival, patient was using a portable oxygen concentrator.
00:15
Stated that her main oxygen concentrator had caught fire and was unusable.
00:25
Patient normally wears three liters through a nasal cannula.
00:30
Her original SpO2 was at seventy-eight percent on three liters.
00:39
We listen to lung sounds.
00:42
She does have quite a bit of wheezing with some fluid in the lower lungs.
00:46
We currently have her on 15 liters through a nebulizer mask.
00:50
We are administering a breathing treatment.
00:56
SpO2 is slowly climbing up to the mid eighties right now.
01:00
Her pulse is 108 , showing sinus tach on the monitor.
01:07
Her end tidal is 61 with a respiratory rate of 23 .
01:14
Last blood pressure of 112 over fifty-five.
01:17
She was A&O times four with a GCS of 15 .
01:22
Looking for an IV now.
01:23
We'll be there in 2 min .
01:25
Do you have any other questions for us?
01:32
Make the flip with the sixty-nine and go south.
01:36
We don't find anything.
01:37
We'll consider it good to go.
01:43
Fire. Is that was that heard correctly?
01:49
Her oxygen concentrator.
01:54
Okay. Did that happen today?
02:02
We were not called for the fire.
02:04
We were called for difficulty breathing hours later.
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