Medical transport for patient near Immanuel Hospital, Omaha NE
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel transported a patient from Maple Crest to Immanuel Hospital after the individual appeared to have difficulty breathing and chest pain. The patient was recently placed on oxygen and exhibited normal vital signs during transport.
Audio|Heard on: Douglas NE Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Immanuel from Medic 41.
00:04
Go ahead, 41.
00:06
Medic 41, we're en route to your facility.
00:08
Code two with a patient, (name withheld).
00:11
A staff call stating that the patient is complaining of difficulty breathing.
00:15
On our arrival, the patient is also complaining of chest pain.
00:17
It is very difficult to understand the patient.
00:19
The patient does not have any of their sensors in.
00:24
The patient was recently put on oxygen at 2 liters just a couple days ago due to not feeling well.
00:30
They mentioned flu-like symptoms.
00:34
The patient was at ninety-eight percent on two liters, blood pressure 132 over 68, heart rate 108, blood sugar 130.
00:43
We did transmit a couple of twelve leads.
00:44
The patient was sinus on the monitor at a heart rate about ninety-two.
00:51
Staff also states that everything about the way the patient is presenting is normal.
00:57
Should be at your facility in about seven to ten minutes.
01:02
Where is the patient coming from?
01:05
Maple Crest.
01:08
All right, manual, please.
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Location mentioned:
N 72nd St, Omaha, NE 68122
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