65-year-old woman with medical distress at home 

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65-year-old female, coming from home, patient's conscious and alert, well, consciousness and oriented, she's very allergic to response. She's complaint is going to be a lepergy for her patient husband. She's a very strong odor of ammonia on it about her purse, and she does wear an adult diaper, which she's apparently been doing for several years. Current vitals is followed. Blood pressure 99 over 633, 99 over 63. She's got a heart rate right now of 113, a regular 10 impact on the monitor. 12th league was unremarkable. She does have some infrequent TVTs. She has a reciprocal rate of 4040. Taptography of 26, again 26. She's 98% on four liters of oxygen via nasal scannula. She's also a diabetic and I have a finger stick of 166. Again, one six six for the finger stick. This time I do have an 18-gauge IV in the left ACF. I have administering like me to rigors through that Ivy. We've reported some knowledge and vomiting earlier. She did have eight milligrams of Zopran IV push. This is the time I'm on the computer monitor's transport. I'll see about nine minutes.

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