Ambulance transporting elderly male with suspected sepsis, Las Vegas NV
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical responders are transporting a 76-year-old male patient to St. Rose Dominican Hospital with suspected sepsis. The patient shows signs of fever, high blood pressure, rapid breathing, and has a history of urinary tract infections.
Audio|Heard on: Clark NV Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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St. Rose San Martin, from AMR.
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336.
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San Martin.
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Hey, this is Greg on AMR 336.
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We're coming to you guys on an emergency on board.
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We have a 76-year-old male patient chief complaint that might be sepsis rule out.
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So he has been at home.
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He's got like a history of some UTIs.
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I've been kind of shaking febrile today.
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Currently he is ANO times 4 GCS 15.
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His heart rate is 95, 95A sub.
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Originally 89% of Ramirez, he's at 96% right now on four years.
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His respiratory rate is 34, with CO2 of 32.
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His pressure was 196 over 130.
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Sugar was 114,
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and his temp was 390 Celsius.
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We're about 10, 15 minutes off from you guys.
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Like I said, this is just kind of a sepsis rollout.
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Paramarkey copy has been on arrival.
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Location mentioned:
W Warm Springs Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89113
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