Medical emergency near N 92nd St in Milwaukee, Milwaukee WI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical service is transporting a 62-year-old male with difficulty breathing near N 92nd St in Milwaukee. The patient has a history of congestive heart failure, previous heart attacks with stent placement, and diabetes. He is currently stable on oxygen and being taken to Froedtert Hospital. Vital signs and other medical details suggest ongoing monitoring during transport.
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Transcript:
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Med 14 case number has (number withheld).
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We have a sixty-two year old male.
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He's complained of trouble breathing.
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He had initial SpO two of eighty-three percent, now he's on 15 liters via non-rebreather up to ninety-four percent, which is his baseline.
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Patient has a medical history of CHF, previous heart attacks in a stent place, and also diabetic.
00:24
Twelve lead was normal with the sinus rhythm.
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We have current vitals of 190 over 100 and twenty-eight, pulse of 112 , GCS of 15.
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Respirations at 24 and a blood sugar of 316.
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We have an ETA of about 15 minutes.
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Any other questions or concerns?
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14,
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we'll notify Froedtert and that's primary.
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Thank you.
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N 92nd St, Milwaukee, WI 53226
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