Medic 471, а BLS Unit, is dispаtched tо аn Urgent Care Center fоr a Chest Pain. En rоute to the scene during the Scene Size-Up phase of the call the EMT should [enroute]. Upon arriving at the Urgent Care Center, the following report is given by the Nurse: We have a 43 yo male patient that is A&O X 3, CMS X 4, and CBBS and =. Respiratory Rate Mildly Labored at 91 %, RA that is having Chest Pain. The Physician Assistant has performed a 12 Lead EKG and he stated, "the patient is having an Acute Anterior Lateral Myocardial Infarction with ST Elevation". You walk into the exam room to perform an assessment on the patient. The Nurse advised, we have not given this patient any medication because we were waiting on you. The first thing you would want to do is [scene]. The patient is A&O X 3, CMS X 4, and Breath Sounds are clear, bilaterally. Respiratory Rate is Mild Labored at 90 %, RA. As a knowledgeable EMT, the following mnemonics would be used for history taking with this medical patient [scene2] and [scene3]. The secondary assessment is being assessed for cardiovascular. The patient's vital signs are the following: Blood Pressure 226/120; Heart Rate 90; Respiratory Rate 26; Oxygen Saturation of 90%, RA; Temperature 98.6 F. Your Field Impression is Acute ST Elevation Myocardial Infarction, Anterior Lateral. The first intervention would be [scene4]. Your partner suggest to give the patient ASA, as the patient stated his allergies were NKDA. You concur with your partner that [scene5] mg of ASA should be given. Then, it would be appropriate for you to give the following medication: [scene6]. A 12 Lead EKG is obtained for the Emergency Department. On arrival at the Emergency Department, you give verbal report. During this call, you have an EMT Student performing clinical rotations. The EMT Student asked the following questions. 1) If we gave high flow oxygen to this cardiac patient, what is the significance of that? [postscene] 2) Why is it important for us to give ASA to a cardiac patient? [postscene1] 3) What did NTG do for the patient? [postscene2] 4) If we considered this patient unstable, how often would we take the vital signs? [postscene3]
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