Person with chest pain and high blood pressure reported, Ennis TX
Medical EmergencyA person near Lexington Dr reported chest pain that radiated to the left arm and very high initial blood pressure. The patient is alert, has no prior heart issues, but has a history of diabetes. Medical staff administered nitroglycerin and monitored vital signs during the emergency response.
Audio|Source: Ellis County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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medical emergency near Lexington Dr cross street Irene Avenue and Arlington Lane
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Squad 351, medical emergency, 1,241 unit number 136, Westridge Avenue, cross street, Ray Avenue, and West Pleasant Run Road.
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Could you tell me what time that Bolo was put out for the vehicle on my call sheet, please?
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525. Do you get it stolen?
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Vehicles back.
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How are we not left?
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Yeah, I have to me.
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Tension with initial blood pressure of over 220 systolic.
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A patient described her chest pain as just pressure, radiating down her left arm.
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Patient does not have a prior cardiac history.
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She is alert and oriented times for GPS with 15.
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She's sinus taxed with a first-degree A.B.
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Block at 106.
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97% on one liter of more or less for comfort.
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The patient's Tornamara, that was 97.
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Entitle is 32 with respirations at 20.
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Current blood pressure is 127 over 84.
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Patient does have a diabetic history.
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Her glucose is 142.
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0.4 milligrams of nitro is on board.
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0.4 nitro is on board.
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No ASA has been given.
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Patient is allergic.
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She does have a 20-gauge established in her luck AC, and we are approximately 729 out.
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Any questions?
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Location mentioned:
Near Lexington Dr, Ennis, TX 75119
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