Woman transported for high potassium and dizziness evaluation, Troy OH
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Medical EmergencyA 38-year-old woman is being transported to Upper Valley Hospital for evaluation after blood tests showed high potassium and possible diabetic ketoacidosis. She has been feeling dizzy for about a week but has stable vital signs and no chest pain or trouble breathing.
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This is Troy Medic 11.
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Interfacility with a 38-year-old female.
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A patient called today stating that she got blood work back from her doctor and her doctor called saying she needed to go to the ER due to high potassium levels and possible DKA.
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The patient states that she's been feeling dizzy for about a week.
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They stated that initially the dizziness was chalked up to a virus, but now they wanted to go get checked for those labs that came back today.
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Patient states no new chest pain or difficulty breathing at all.
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She's at 96% on her regular 3 liters.
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Model signs are stable right now.
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Heart rate is 109.
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Blood pressure is 160 over 93.
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Capnography is 37.
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A 4-lead is shown, normal sinus rhythm at 103.
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I'm going to take a blucher.
00:49
Blletcher was 132.
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I was unable to establish an IV.
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She's one in four times four with the GCS 15.
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We'll be at your facility in about five to seven minutes.
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Give any further questions or orders.
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No questions or orders.
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We'll sign a bed upon arrival.
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N County Rd 25A, Troy, OH 45373
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