Woman treated for shortness of breath on trail, Fairmont WV
Medical EmergencyAudio of EMS reporting a 69-year-old woman on the Rails-to-Trails path who had shortness of breath and felt faint. Responders found her at the visitor center, sat her down, checked vital signs (blood pressure, heart rate, oxygen, blood sugar) and noted a fast heart rate that later improved. She has a history of high blood pressure and high cholesterol and takes medications. Lungs were clear and no obvious trauma. EMS provided care and attempted to contact the nursing home.
Audio|Source: Fairmont Police and Fire and Marion County Sheriff and EMS
02:23
Transcript:
One minute echo. Cert number destination, EPA. 075061, Mon South. Contacted them with negative contacts via radio and phone. ETA of approximately eight minutes. contact with them. Kind of like your report. Sixty-nine-year-old female patient, she complains the shortest of red pile on the rails to trails here in Marion County. By the time we got on the scene, she was back at the visitor center. By complaining, it was a flight towards a little, felt like she was on a past couple times prior to her around. We assisted her to the chair. Yes, history, hypertension, high cholesterol, is one an antidepressants, and is one a blood center, known and drug values. GCS is the 456. The National blood pressure was 102, over 68, rate of 90, correction, rate of 124 initially. SPO2 97, one room area, rest of 40 count of 18, glucose of 158. DCS of the 456, lungs are clear, no JVD, CETL The patient states that she just over-interned herself. The highest chart rate for us was 136. It was down 126, so after 18 days of LFACC and 100 of normal saline, we're having signs of how the issues with organ rate of foot and we did the Tommy access on the other experiment. Do you have any questions for me? And like I said, I was unable to get a hold of them. The St. Barber's Nursing, Home, May, patient hemorrhene company can any of the master's phone? St. Barber's nursing, home, made, patient hemorrhune 1558. Not proper of everything else unremarkable.
One minute echo. Cert number destination, EPA. 075061, Mon South. Contacted them with negative contacts via radio and phone. ETA of approximately eight minutes. contact with them. Kind of like your report. Sixty-nine-year-old female patient, she complains the shortest of red pile on the rails to trails here in Marion County. By the time we got on the scene, she was back at the visitor center. By complaining, it was a flight towards a little, felt like she was on a past couple times prior to her around. We assisted her to the chair. Yes, history, hypertension, high cholesterol, is one an antidepressants, and is one a blood center, known and drug values. GCS is the 456. The National blood pressure was 102, over 68, rate of 90, correction, rate of 124 initially. SPO2 97, one room area, rest of 40 count of 18, glucose of 158. DCS of the 456, lungs are clear, no JVD, CETL The patient states that she just over-interned herself. The highest chart rate for us was 136. It was down 126, so after 18 days of LFACC and 100 of normal saline, we're having signs of how the issues with organ rate of foot and we did the Tommy access on the other experiment. Do you have any questions for me? And like I said, I was unable to get a hold of them. The St. Barber's Nursing, Home, May, patient hemorrhene company can any of the master's phone? St. Barber's nursing, home, made, patient hemorrhune 1558. Not proper of everything else unremarkable.
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Center St, Fairmont, WV 26554
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