Medical team assists patient near Silas Creek Pkwy, Winston Salem NC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, eMS units transported a female patient from near Silas Creek Parkway in Winston-Salem for a possible respiratory medical emergency. The patient initially experienced low oxygen levels and shortness of breath but improved significantly after treatment that included oxygen and medication. She was stabilized on BiPAP and transported for further care.
Audio|Heard on: Forsyth NC Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Stokes Unit 1 to Forsyth patient notification.
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This is Stokes Unit 1, we're coming to you routine traffic of the fifty-five.
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That's a (age withheld) female with respiratory distress.
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Initially, patient was at seventy-six percent oxygen saturation.
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Patient had wheezing and bronchial congestion in all fields.
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Shortness of breath duration is one week.
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Patient received two nebulizer treatments, currently on BiPAP.
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Patient has significantly improved.
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Oxygen saturation is now at ninety-nine percent.
00:29
Patient received ten of Decadron, with ongoing treatment.
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Heart rate has been steady at 135 beats per minute.
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Systolic pressure is 136 over seventy-eight.
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Patient losing fifteen.
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We were seeing about ten, right?
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Location mentioned:
Silas Creek Pkwy, Winston-Salem, NC 27103
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