Male patient with difficulty breathing at St. Cloud address, St Cloud MN
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Medical EmergencyEmergency medical response for a 28-year-old male experiencing difficulty breathing at an address near 24th Street South in St. Cloud. The patient is currently stable with monitored vital signs. Transport to a medical facility is underway.
Audio|Heard on: Benton and Stearns County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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154, I'm sorry for anyone, St.
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Cloud, near 24th Street South.
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Near 24th Street South, Room 249, St. Cloud.
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R.D.1 for a 28-year-old male difficulty breathing is also claiming, healing on the fireman.
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154 copies to open a row.
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Gabby. Sorry, 28-year-old man, with difficulty reading.
00:27
Cammy in route 155, fully in central.
00:34
Jeffrey, we're going to get some gas and then we'll head central for end the ship.
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Okay, open.
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No phone I can't go.
00:43
In fact, but I think probably air patient care report.
01:13
get some lab values back to patients that have an increased ammonia level.
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That also noted his urine to be darker and more concentrated than normal.
01:27
Currently vitally stable, a patient has chronicative.
01:31
He's sitting at 113 right now.
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That's blood pressure 149 over 104.
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He's standing at 98% on remire.
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We did get a blood sugar of 113.
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Currently,
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a patient has no complaints.
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He states that he feels like he's becoming more normal.
01:50
We should be your facility in five to ten minutes.
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Location mentioned:
24th St S, St Cloud, MN 56301
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