Male with chest pain treated en route to hospital, La Mesa CA
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency responders treated a 45-year-old male with chest pain radiating to the left arm and jaw. The patient has a history of heart problems and was given aspirin and nitroglycerin while being transported to Grossmont Hospital.
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Transcript:
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Got a run number for you, it's going to be (number withheld).
00:05
We've got about a 5-minute ETA at your facility and we got a 45-year-old male chest pain cardiac.
00:12
Looking down when you're ready for the full report, I'll try and keep it short.
00:16
Okay, we're open, you can go.
00:19
Copy that, Girl Spontmedics, 255, we respond to private residence for a 45-year-old male always approximately 5-pound chief complaint.
00:27
Substrong-on-provoked chest pain going on for approximately three days, radiating to left arm and jaw break.
00:32
Patient does have cardiac history,
00:34
and this has occurred before, rates that a 6 out of 10 in a pain scale, has taken his own nitrates that he's prescribed without relief when he had access 9-1-1 this morning break.
00:45
The patient did have some accompanying mild shortness breath and again rates it out of six out of ten on the pain scale break.
00:54
So as far as treating it goes, we went ahead and established a
00:58
established vascular access and left dorsal hands, gave him 324 aspirin.
01:02
He's gotten one nitrate on board, vital signs as follows.
01:05
He'll get strong radio pulse at 108, 108, son is tack on the monitor.
01:09
No activity, no ST changes for 12-lead EKG.
01:11
So he doesn't have the STE elevation or depression or anything of that nature going on that we can see.
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Fleture was initially 107 systolic, 107, systolic pressure,
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and he had a 96% room air sat break.
01:23
Patients breathing at 16 times done labored clear lung sounds and skin signs just a little bit on the flush side but otherwise normal
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Let's see, just set up a repeat pressure right now.
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We've got a 127 systolic after one spread enough after one nitrate.
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Patient says pain is unaffected.
01:41
I'm going to go ahead and give him another to a tablet in about a minute and a half here once we reach that five-minute mark and we'll see how that has any effect on them.
01:48
Otherwise, just going to continue treatment act, we have it, and we'll be there in about five.
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Location mentioned:
Grossmont Center Dr, La Mesa, CA 91942
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