Patient in cardiac arrest en route to Mountain View Hospital, Las Vegas NV
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a patient with respiratory distress experienced cardiac arrest. Rescuers intubated the patient and are providing oxygen while transporting to Mountain View Hospital.
Audio|Heard on: Clark NV Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Mountain View, this is Rescue 42.
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We're coming to you code three.
00:03
With a respiratory distress that turned into a cardiac arrest.
00:07
We have intubated the patient.
00:11
We have a 7.5.
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752. We are giving respirations right now.
00:16
She was sadding 66% on room air when we first got to her.
00:20
She was a witness arrest.
00:22
Right now we have oxygen saturation with the 66.
00:25
We have one FEP pushed O with an I.O.
00:28
We are en route to your facility right now.
00:30
We are approximately 15 minutes from your facility.
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Location mentioned:
N Tenaya Wy, Las Vegas, NV 89128
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