00:00
Yes, ma'am. All teams are standing by for any patient information you have on this Braxton flight.
00:07
Number six, you're going to the emergency room, room number one at Braxton.Returning to ICU bed number two at Ruby Memorial.
00:15
You're responding for a 22-year-old female, weight of 172 pounds.
00:21
Patient has had history seizures in today with a fever.
00:26
They have just intubated her at the time of the call.
00:30
So they've only used paralytic on her.
00:33
Have not hung sedation yet.
00:35
She is on cold fluids.
00:39
Have vitals when you're ready.
00:45
Patient had a heart rate of 100 and seventy-three,
00:48
blood pressure of eighty-seven over forty-eight.
00:55
She's having 99 % on the ventilator.
00:59
Her temp is 107 Fahrenheit.
01:08
That concludes unless you have any questions.
01:14
No, I guess the only question I would have, if you happen to know it, would be if this temperature is related to an internal,
01:21
uh, intransigent situation or if this is an environmental factor causing the high temperature.
01:29
I will find that out and let you know.
01:34
Maycom, you don't need to do that.
01:36
I just wanted to know if you do.
01:37
No worries, I'll find out if it's.
01:42
36, you're welcome.
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