Ambulance en route for groin pain and constipation, Charlotte NC
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, an ambulance is transporting a 55-year-old male to Atrium CMC. He has groin pain, constipation for two days, and complications from congestive heart failure with recent medication changes. He uses oxygen and has a history of stroke.
Audio|Heard on: Mecklenburg NC Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Medic 66, Atrium CMC.
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Can I get an R into the radio? Priority three medical, please.
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CMC, go ahead.
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Good morning.
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We are en route to you with a 55-year-old male coming from home.
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Chief complaint is groin pain and unable to have a bowel movement for the last two days.
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Patient was recently seen and has at-home medical care due to his CHF.
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He does have a line established in his left hand.
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He's been given Lasix through IV lately, but they have changed his medications and think it has caused the issues we are having.
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Patient also has a history of stroke.
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His CHF is on five liters of oxygen via nasal cannula at baseline, but we have him up to six.
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And he has sitting at ninety-five percent on those six liters.
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His other vitals are blood pressure at 109 over 56, a heart rate of 83, GCS of 15.
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We're about ten to 12 minutes out for you guys.
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Location mentioned:
Blythe Blvd, Charlotte, NC 28203
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