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Thank you, 5121 to York Hospital ER for an ALS notification.
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Good morning, York.
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This is Mickey 5121, probably about 10 to 12 minutes away from you.
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72-year-old female patient, chief complaint of abdominal pain, started approximately 07:00 last PM.
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Patient states that she's been experiencing abdominal pain and gas and nausea for approximately a month or two and is soon to be following up with a GI specialist.
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Tonight she became a bad, severe episode of abdominal pain, located at her epigastric.
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With some radiation kind of around the underside of her chest, became concerned because she felt really weak and near syncope.
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Upon our arrival, she's alert and oriented times four.
00:48
Skin color is pink, warm, and dry.
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Sat 98 to 100 % on room air.
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She does wear oxygen and it came related to CHF and she had had a coronary bypass surgery as well.
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She does also have a pacemaker.
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She's normotensive at this time, 128 over 84 .
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Shutting 100 % on her oxygen at this time.
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Paced rhythm on the telemetry, EKG.
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I did give her four Zofran.
01:12
Right now the abdominal pain has subsided, but she still is having a little bit of nausea.
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No vomiting episodes since we've been with her, and she's been pretty much comfortable for the transport.
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We'll probably see in about another 8 min .
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