Older woman transported for breathing difficulty, Winona MN
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Medical EmergencyA 64-year-old woman was transported from near Mankato Avenue in Winona for difficulty breathing. EMS reported worsening symptoms over a few weeks, low oxygen levels, and some respiratory distress despite oxygen treatment. Vital signs were stable, and the patient was taken to the Woodenhild/Woodlawn facility for care.
Audio|Heard on: Winona City/County Public Safety
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Transcript:
00:00
Med2 status.
00:07
We'll be transporting process.
00:11
Copy?
00:13
Med2 LAC.
00:18
Go ahead.
00:22
Med2's updated transporting to Woodenhild.
00:25
(number withheld).
00:32
Lewis and Fireellee, we're clear this location, we're all back to station and clear about nine.
00:39
(number withheld).
00:45
Med two, you want to want to help.
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Go ahead.
00:56
This is meant to calling in a patient report on a 64-year-old female patient.
01:01
She's coming from home,
01:03
had some onset of difficulty breathing.
01:06
Sounds like it's been going on for a few weeks now, but today was significantly worse.
01:11
Initially, on scene 2 is 80% on 6 liters of oxygen.
01:16
We did try BiPAP as well as CPAP with no relief patient wasn't able to tolerate that.
01:23
On a non-re breather...
01:26
With 15 liters, we have her up to 95%.
01:29
She is still having some labor to breathing with that.
01:34
I've got a heart rate of 97, blood pressure of 152 over 81.
01:40
Respiration is 30.
01:44
We've got a sinus rhythm on the monitor.
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We're probably about eight minutes out.
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Do you have any questions for me?
01:51
Questions? Winona Health, clear.
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Location mentioned:
Mankato Ave, Winona, MN 55987
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