Two patients transferred for severe sepsis treatment 

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(name withheld), EPC, U.M.I.O.A.P.C. AirVAC, 59. In now, patient report. Go for University of Airbag. Good evening, University. Your... 59 is currently 20 minutes, 2.0 minutes to yourself. Coming to you with an 88-year-old gentleman, Echo, November, or initials, Echo, November. Coming to you from Scotland County Memorial Hospital with sepsis, are you aware? 41 available. I will wear the patient. Go ahead. Jek him on 29's weapons service. In service. The Sman patients are acting comfortably on our clock. Um, nope. Copy at 41. You can head a refuel. His pace rhythm and 70 beats a minute. Respers of 16. Blood pressure 196 over A1, 196 over A1. And it 95% on to it. Two I-B-I-R-1-I-A-Scess. Can you confirm is the patient coming to the ear or is she to be a direct admit? We didn't get info from the ER. This patient is a direct admin to 6RC. I'm sorry, say again, direct admin to where? A direct admit to 6 Roy Carver. Understood, again, we're 20 minutes out unless you need something further than the Act 5 now, we'll be out. No further questions, orders will meet on the road. Thanks so much for your help tonight. Out on 38, 38 routine transfer picking up on Mersey are in the area of room 3, dropping off at the main campus, room 5125, 67-year-old female with severe sepsis and hypotension. It does have all over going in IV and needs cardiac monitoring, routine down in the main. 31 post-3.

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