Elderly woman with respiratory distress brought to hospital, Duluth MN
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, an elderly woman with a history of lung and heart issues was brought from a care facility to the hospital for evaluation of respiratory distress and possible steroid treatment. She showed signs of respiratory difficulty and anxiety earlier, but was currently alert.
Audio|Heard on: St. Louis MN Hospital Group Calls
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Mayo Clinic Ambulance 303 calling St.
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Mary's.
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Go ahead, 303.
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Thank you, good morning.
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We're out with an 83-year-old female coming from Twin Courts in Superior.
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Staff reports she had some respiratory distress and some anxiety this morning.
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History of COPD, CHF.
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Currently she's alert orientated.
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The last blood pressure is 180 over 78.
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She sat at 97% on a nasal cannula at this time.
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Her rate's ninety-eight.
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Staff reports her sats were down in the sixties and seventies this morning.
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Gave her her neb treatment.
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Also, she received some hydroxyzine.
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Her lung sounds are somewhat musical this morning.
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There is no obvious distress at this time.
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They brought it for evaluation and possible steroid treatments for the staff's comments.
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We'll see you about ten.
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Location mentioned:
E 2nd St, Duluth, MN 55805
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