00:00
About 84-year-old female coming from home, called to the residence this morning for shortness of breath.
00:06
Patient woke up this morning, history of respiratory illness throughout the residence.
00:12
Complained of difficulty swallowing, unable to take a deep breath,
00:17
very shallow respirations, tripod positioning.
00:22
She did have like a high-pitched stridor in.
00:24
Carry your posterior wees.
00:28
She's awake, she's alert.
00:29
GCS 456 . But her SpO two falls in text.
00:33
Ninety six and sinus.
00:35
Currently static at 97 % on four liters on a cannula.
00:40
Eighty 8 % on room air.
00:43
One 38 , 01:38 over 66 currently.
00:48
IV access is established.
00:51
Gauge in the left wrist.
00:56
Medication thus far we have attempted albuterol with no effect.
01:02
I did administer .3 of epinephrine with a positive effect.
01:08
Stridor and wheezing have both subsided.
01:10
Patient now indicates she no longer has any difficulty swallowing and it is much easier to breathe.
01:17
No known exposure for risk of anaphylaxis that we're aware of.
01:22
I guess at right now she is resting comfortably, breathing much easier.
01:26
We're going to continue our course of treatment here and we'll see you at bedside in about 10.
01:31
See you at bedside.
Medical Emergency
