Woman transported for possible gastrointestinal bleeding, Orlando FL
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency medical services transported a 63-year-old woman from her workplace near E Rollins St, Orlando, to a hospital for possible gastrointestinal bleeding and related symptoms including dark red blood during urination and bowel movements, shortness of breath, and chest pain with exertion.
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This is how it goes.
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Good afternoon.
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This is Winter Park Rescue 61.
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Went out of your facility with a 63, that's 63-year-old female from work.
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She's annotated for GCS 15.
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She complained it's going to be GI bleed for the past three days or so.
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She said she's had some dark red blood in the toilet for the last three days on urination and also when she's trying to have bowel movement.
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She's also has.
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She has also been having shortness of breath and chest pain with exertion for the past three days.
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She's not currently having any at this time.
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Vital signs are as follows.
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Heart rate is 100 beats a minute,
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O2 sat's 100%, room air.
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She's breathing 12,
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BP's 146 over 113.
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Lung sounds are clear.
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We'll be in five less if you require any further.
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To arrival, room 42.
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Room four two, check.
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Thank you.
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Location mentioned:
E Rollins St, Orlando, FL 32803
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