audio
audioduration (s) 3.67
18.2
| transcript
stringlengths 23
151
| duration
float64 3.67
18.2
|
|---|---|---|
Elevate legs using box or shopping basket to treat for possible hypotension
| 7.615
|
|
Central and peripheral skins are equal in color, temperature, and moisture, with no noted cyanosis, pallor, or diaphoresis
| 10.857
|
|
He is in obvious distress with wheezing on inspiration and exspiration noted bilaterally
| 12.095
|
|
BP 140 over 94, Pulse 110, respirations 24 even unlabored, SpO2 98% on room air
| 12.585
|
|
we found the patient laying supine in bed cyanotic and with deep snoring respirations
| 8.361
|
|
He is quite short of breath most of the time but he needs to use accessory muscles on excretion.
| 9.343
|
|
we were dispatched for a transfer of a 65 year old man who was presented to the local ER with a near syncopal episode upon standing
| 11.647
|
|
I discovered a patient with a history of diabetes, presenting with polydipsia, polyuria, and uncontrolled hyperglycemia.
| 10.687
|
|
Upon examination, the patient exhibited unequal pupils and decerebrate posturing, indicative of severe traumatic brain injury.
| 12.329
|
|
a patient with a suspected myocardial infarction reported severe, crushing chest pain radiating down the left arm, accompanied by diaphoresis.
| 12.436
|
|
We responded to a motor vehicle accident and found a patient with multiple open fractures, severe hemorrhage, and obvious signs of shock.
| 11.647
|
|
I assessed a child with high fever, lethargy, and a purpuric rash, suggestive of a possible case of meningococcal meningitis.
| 12.671
|
|
We need a backboard and cervical collar.
| 5.823
|
|
Airway secured with an endotracheal tube.
| 5.972
|
|
Get the stretcher ready, we're moving.
| 3.839
|
|
Patient is responsive but tachycardic.
| 5.055
|
|
Spinal precautions in place for motor vehicle crash victim.
| 6.164
|
|
Blood pressure is 130 over 80, heart rate 90, and respirations at 16.
| 7.657
|
|
BP is 90 over 60, heart rate 60, and respirations are 12.
| 6.377
|
|
We're seeing a blood pressure of 200 over 100, heart rate at 130, and respirations are 24.
| 8.895
|
|
A car accident victim with multiple fractures. Administered IV fentanyl for pain control and splinted the fractures for stabilization.
| 12.095
|
|
The patient is in diabetic ketoacidosis. Started an insulin drip to manage hyperglycemia and initiated aggressive hydration.
| 12.841
|
|
She's presenting with a suspected myocardial infarction. Administered aspirin and nitroglycerin while preparing for immediate transfer to the hospital.
| 11.519
|
|
I want to ensure that the spine remains intact
| 5.012
|
|
the pleuritis became worse 9 out of 10 and he was notably tachypneic due to splinting his breathing
| 9.001
|
|
he had sudden onset pleuritis and shortness of breath
| 5.076
|
|
He sustained bilateral femur fractures and a hepatic laceration.
| 6.399
|
|
The patient has just returned from a decompressive laparotomy
| 5.737
|
|
Prior medical history is unremarkable, appendectomy at 10 years and some childhood asthma which also resolved about 10 years ago
| 10.153
|
|
BP 120 over 80, Pulse Rate 90, Respiratory Rate 14, temperature 38 degrees Celsius SPO2 100, ETCO2 27, GCS 15, blood glucose 5
| 18.153
|
|
the patients is sitting slumped against a wall and is covered in blood
| 5.417
|
|
the dart appears to have impaled the man in the right posterior axillary line upwards about 15 centimeters
| 14.613
|
|
Nasal cannula in place with 2 liters O2 running
| 5.588
|
|
uncle is conscious and alert with intense pain particularly in his chest, legs and abdomen with the following observations
| 10.985
|
|
Found hypotensive, with history of 2 day coffee ground emesis, and hematochezia
| 7.721
|
|
With the lung sounds, no evidence of urticaria anywhere on the torso, no evidence of swelling or edema
| 8.724
|
|
The EMS crew quickly performs an assessment including vital signs and a 12 Lead ECG
| 7.38
|
|
Continue sedation with 0.5 milligram per kilogram ketamine, and paralysis with ROC
| 9.193
|
|
tachycardia at 130, BP 140 over 96
| 6.74
|
|
i do not believe the patient will go into cardiac arrest, but she is intubated
| 6.228
|
|
Negative babinski reflex, no pain response at any level in his legs
| 6.804
|
|
No peripheral edema. No chest pain, no neurological deficits.
| 6.889
|
|
We administered 8 mg of Dexamethasone
| 5.801
|
|
Ventilated EtCo2 50. SpO2 98. Color pretty good
| 7.871
|
|
blood pressure 100 over 70, respiratory rate 18, pulse rate 140, SPO2 98% ETCO2 30
| 13.801
|
|
He also has had Cephalexin about an hour ago
| 6.761
|
|
Heart rate 96, BP 148 over 90, Respitory rate 18 non-laboured, SpO2 96%, temperature 35.9 degrees
| 11.732
|
|
We arrive 20 minutes later to find him with peripheral cyanosis, cold extremeties, no diaphoresis
| 7.487
|
|
We were both hesitant to decompress the chest due to the clues not lining up to suggest a tension pneumothorax or a hemothorax
| 9.513
|
|
The entrance wound was 1 mm in circumference with the exit being approximately 2 mm.
| 7.231
|
|
There was a large hematoma to the right anterior forearm just distal to the elbow
| 6.911
|
|
I know Ventolin would cause bronchial dialation
| 4.116
|
|
BP, 180 over 120. heart rate, 140. And respirations, 32
| 7.017
|
|
I'm following the ACLS algorithm for wide complex tachycardia
| 6.548
|
|
nitroglycerin was administered sublingually with decrease of pain to 4 out of 10
| 7.785
|
|
One of the teenagers was holding cricoid pressure to reduce gastric distension
| 6.313
|
|
there is a decrease in the arterial flow to the vessels on both sides, with no apparent abnormalities in the outermost layer
| 10.687
|
|
Adventitious air entry sounds are heard from the door
| 5.503
|
|
he is sitting semi-fowlers on the couch, and see-saw breathing with intercostal retractions and tracheal tugging is noted
| 9.343
|
|
bp is 126 over 72, temperature normal, blood glucose normal, Spo2 99%
| 9.556
|
|
82 year old male presented last night after syncopal episode
| 5.737
|
|
Patient was talking GCS 15 out of 15 this morning but has passed 700 ml measured blood per rectum within the last hour
| 11.54
|
|
Nasal cannula in place with 2 liters O2 running
| 4.564
|
|
Over the last few hours the patient has experienced worsening dyspnea and feels like he is dying
| 7.636
|
|
the patient has severe pvd with a femoro-femoral bypass surgery done in 2009
| 7.465
|
|
patient was alert and orinteted times 3, GCS 15, with no signs of trauma noted
| 8.148
|
|
Moved patient to gurney, no palpable radial pulse, can't auscultate a blood pressure
| 7.252
|
|
After two IVs and just 500 cc of fluid patient has strong radial pulses and a BP of 142 over 100
| 10.345
|
|
Husband reports a history of hypertension, high cholesterol, hypothyroidism, with associated medications
| 7.977
|
|
patient is unresponsive, and incontinent of feces with systolic blood pressure of 66
| 8.361
|
|
Patient presents alert and oriented times 3 lying supine on his bed with no shirt on
| 7.337
|
|
on the way to the hospital the 12 lead EKG is monitored
| 5.716
|
|
A large dose of Valium has failed to settle the patient
| 5.14
|
|
The patient has a five year history of ETOH abuse
| 5.588
|
|
She has been given Morphine for pain. C-spine is clear.
| 5.076
|
|
She suffered a fractured left tibia and fibia, pulmonary contusion and a fractured right wrist
| 7.7
|
|
Patient placed on 3 liters per minute of O2 via nasual canula with ETCO2
| 8.297
|
|
He also hasn't taken any of his medications since yesterday as advised by the endoscopy clinic.
| 7.892
|
|
His skin is diaphoretic and pale.
| 4.308
|
|
Pulse 89, we notice slight diaphoresis and what could possibly be jugular venous distension
| 9.407
|
|
The baby is now apneic.
| 3.668
|
|
His wife said that he had pneumonia and a sore throat two weeks ago and was on Zythromax and also started some medication for gout
| 10.559
|
|
Radial pulse is 100 bpm and regular. Blood pressure is 130 over 84. respiratory rate 24, adequate depth. Temperature is 98.8 degrees
| 13.097
|
|
Lungs are clear to auscultation. Chest is symmetrical and atraumatic. No scars noted
| 8.916
|
|
Finger clubbing is noted, along with slight peripheral cyanosis.
| 5.673
|
|
Your EKG monitor shows sinus tachycardia with no ectopy in lead two. Finger oximetry is 92% on room air.
| 11.433
|
|
Thyroid problems and they think some medication of hers caused fluid to build up in her brain last year
| 7.465
|
|
Patient has a sensitivity to morphine sulfate and is allergic to shellfish
| 6.228
|
|
Patient has closed fracture of left humerus
| 4.884
|
|
We brought the patient to the remote worksite clinic by the EMT on scene with full spinal precautions in place
| 9.599
|
|
Her history includes lower back pain and a laminectomy 5 years ago. She also has lymphomas with some renal issues.
| 10.857
|
|
BP 110 over 82, RR 24, HR 100, GCS 15
| 10.068
|
|
BP 140 over 92, HR 130, SPO2 98%, temperature 37.5 degrees, BGL 6.7
| 14.207
|
|
Gag relfex intact. Pupils are equal and responsive.
| 5.887
|
|
pulse ox showing 92% on room air
| 5.417
|
|
Upon arrival we found the patient on an exam table, on 2 liters of oxygen with saline lock in place and dinamap machine in place
| 12.009
|
|
I had a critical patient who went from a brady sinus rhythm with narrow complexes to a wide complex tachycardia at a rate of 120
| 13.46
|
|
We have a 80 year old patient with a history of hypertension, aortic regurgitation and acute renal insufficiency
| 16
|
|
no noted deformities, tenderness, or crepitus to palpation
| 5.673
|
|
his brachial arteries are pulsating out of his arm about a quarter inch
| 6.783
|
End of preview. Expand
in Data Studio
- Downloads last month
- 1