Air transport en route for maternal-fetal evaluation, Durham NC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, an air medical crew transported a pregnant patient from another hospital to Duke University Hospital for evaluation. The fetus reportedly had a rapid heart rate but both mother and baby appeared stable. The crew expected to arrive in approximately 20 minutes for further assessment.
Audio|Heard on: Yancey NC EMS-Tac Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Duke Life Flight Comms, this is Tar Heel Two with a patient report.
00:05
Approximately twenty-one minutes out.
00:08
Go ahead, Tar Heel Two.
00:11
We have a 31-year-old patient coming from a hospital labor and delivery unit.
00:17
Patient is in her third pregnancy.
00:19
Had a routine OB appointment today and fetus is at 36 weeks.
00:25
Fetus had a heart rate of 220.
00:29
Sending physician reported fetal arrhythmia.
00:33
Patient says the fetus was in breech position at the appointment.
00:36
Amniotic fluid levels are good.
00:40
Requesting vital signs.
00:43
Did you copy last transmission?
00:46
The last I copied was good amniotic fluids.
00:49
Roger, good amniotic fluid.
00:51
Patient has no contractions.
00:52
GCS is 15.
00:55
Heart rate is 83.
00:57
Blood pressure 102 over 57.
01:01
Respiratory rate 22, 97% on room air, fetal heart rate 220.
01:07
Patient received one liter of fluids.
01:10
Patient has one IV and is en route to Duke for labor and delivery assessment, about 20 minutes out.
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Location mentioned:
Erwin Rd Fifth floor, Durham, NC 27710
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