Person at Patient First has chest pain and low blood pressure, Bel Air MD
Medical EmergencyA person at Patient First near West MacPhail Road is experiencing severe chest pain and low blood pressure. They received aspirin and nitroglycerin. Emergency medical staff administered fluids and monitored vital signs.
Audio|Source: Harford County Public Safety
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I say the patient did come into a patient first today, complaining of chest pain, fun, weed, a shell,
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escalvation part of the one millimeter, and two-peaker leaves, they're going to be his anterior weed.
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He was administered 324 of aspirin and 24 of NitroSL at patient's first.
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The arrival is taken with types of pensive with the blood pressure of 81 over 49. We do have LR established at this time.
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No further mention been given by us. He's got a 20-dating into plastic agency.
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That's while we have a transatlanticier facility.
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The patient has no notable reactions through your percentage at next year. The rest of this has you upon our arrival.
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If you don't have questions for me, we'll see you in about 15 cents.
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Can you please send us a repeat EKN? Can you please give us a full set of vital funds?
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I'll send the EKG over to. Heart rate is Cindy,
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99% over there,
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and the rest is 3rd rate is 18.
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After about 150 cc of LR, he's up to 92 over 45.
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Location mentioned:
Near W MacPhail Rd, Bel Air, MD 21014
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