Medical aid for woman with sudden upper abdominal pain, Seattle WA
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders provided aid to a 50-year-old woman experiencing sudden upper abdominal pain near 17th Avenue Southwest in Seattle. She showed signs of increased heart rate and nausea. Medical personnel also referenced treatment of an elderly gentleman at Fred Hutch hospital.
Audio|Source: Seattle Fire
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Transcript:
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Ninja 11, cold yellow aid response, near 17th Avenue Southwest.
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Engine 11, near 17th Avenue Southwest.
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50-year-old female with abdominal pain.
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being unit A as an alpha.
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Dispatch, engine 11, we get one medic unit.
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Edge 11 one minute.
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8.4 from Medic 1.
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We're at Fred Hutch.
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We're seeing an approximately 84-year-old gentleman today for a port-a-cath placement.
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He developed some hypertension,
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and he had 8th with RBR.
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He is currently at a rate of 114.
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Looks sinus, blood pressure 66 over 40, 96 stat.
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Restoration is about 20, GCS 15.
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He received about a liter of fluid,
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and he also received some metropolo from Fred Hutch.
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Medic, one okay, we're here.
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Edge 11 is seeing a 50-year-old female sudden onset of upper abdominal pain while walking.
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I would find her with a blood pressure of 100 over 80, pulse of 110.
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Respirations at 18, I think 98, so very diaphoretic, pointing up nausea.
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Back 10, okay, we're coming from our view.
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Near 17th Ave SW, Seattle, WA 98106
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