Elderly woman treated for chest pain at hospital, Miami FL
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a 95-year-old woman with a history of heart problems experienced chest pain and was treated with nitroglycerin before being transported to University of Miami Hospital.
Audio|Heard on: Miami-Dade FL Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Rescue 1 is the J.M.H.
00:04
Rescue 1 is the University of Miami Hospital with a 95-year-old female on arrival patient states shows having chest pain.
00:14
History of angina patient states.
00:16
The pain started approximately 10 minutes prior of EMS arriving.
00:21
The patient has a cardiac history.
00:29
No, patient was found in A-Cid with elevations in 2, 3, and ADF.
00:36
Not a full stemming, but I do have elevation 2, 3, and AVM.
00:44
We're getting a line now, we're going to clear a patient with nitro.
00:49
Patient, she took one nitro prior of us arriving.
00:53
We want to give our second one vitals and apologies.
00:56
Power rate was 78 blood pressure was 222 over 50.
01:02
It's heading at 97.
01:05
By the changes, we're going to be transporting to the University of Miami Hospital.
01:12
Well, if you want to J-MH patient update, patient's please you cannot take aspirin.
01:19
She's currently on best interest.
01:20
She stays her doctor told her not to take aspirin.
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Location mentioned:
NW 12th Ave, Miami, FL 33136
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