Fire squad transports patient with breathing issues, Wheeling WV
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, wheeling Fire Squad Two transported a 65-year-old man from UPMC Go Health to Wheeling Medical Park. The patient had difficulty breathing and an elevated heart rate after being treated for sinus congestion and possible bronchitis.
Audio|Heard on: Brooke WV Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Wheeling Fire Squad Two, Wheeling Fire Squad Two calling Wheeling Medical Park.
00:06
Wheeling Hospital.
00:09
This is Wheeling Fire Squad Two on the rush facility with an EKG of about three to five minutes.
00:14
I have a sixty-five-year-old male coming from UPMC Go Health.
00:18
He was there for sinus congestion and possibly having bronchitis, congestion in his chest as well.
00:28
Have more information with those complications regarding the past couple of days, but they found him knelt down on the floor when he came back to the exam room struggling to breathe and a heart rate of 196.
00:39
His vitals for me right now are in the 90s with a sinus rhythm, occasional PVC, 98–99 percent room air, blood pressure 157 over 94, GCS 15, alert and oriented, have an 18-gauge in the left AC.
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Any questions?
00:56
No questions, Wheeling Fire with you on arrival.
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Location mentioned:
Medical Park Rd, Wheeling, WV 26003
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