Elderly woman with heart symptoms at Arthurdale home
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Preston WV EMS Dispatch Group Calls
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Six hundred and eighty-eight, Ralph. Twenty-two twenty-nine.
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You'll be around the (number withheld) M Road in Arthurdale.
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It'll be for an eighty-five-year-old female.
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She's advising she does have a history of heart failure.
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She is currently there by herself.
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She got up, locked the door, and turned on the light.
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She went back in to sit down.
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She said she thinks she might be having a heart attack, but she's not sure.
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That's coming.
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She said she was recently put on amiodarone.
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Her dr. said if she had any issues with it, for her to call 911 .
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I have not done the nitro lister and protocol.
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She advised she's been taking it since the 28th .
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She hasn't had any issues with the medication since, but that's the last medication that she has taken.
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She's not able to take aspirin at all because she is on blood thinners.
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She does have.
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Some history of heart issues, breast cancer,
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lymphedema.
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I'm not trying to get further.
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Okay.
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Call center, take a.
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Go ahead.
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Okay, she's advising she had a heart attack 24 years ago.
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Three stents were put in.
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She says that she took her blood pressure.
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It's 81 over 59.
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Pulse is 49.
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It's indicating that she has an irregular heartbeat.
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But at one point she did have the cold sweat.
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She ended up having to change out of her pajamas because they were completely soaked.
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But by the time she actually called 911 though.
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She was done a little bit better with that.
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There was no pets or animals in the home.
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She's advising the house is back off the road in a field.
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No cars are outside; they're in the garage.
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She was asking for you to come to the front door.
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That's received.
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