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ED Bay 3
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Medicare Part A/B
Penicillin, Sulfa
Full Code
CRITICAL Acute STEMI identified on 12-lead ECG — ST elevation in leads II, III, aVF. Cardiology consult STAT. Patient requires emergent cardiac catheterization. Nearest cath lab: 95+ miles.
⚠️ Transfer recommended: — does not have cardiac catheterization capabilities. Use Transfer Patient → to find available beds at receiving facilities.
❤️ Vitals — Latest (14:23)
Blood Pressure88/60 mmHg
Heart Rate112 bpm
O2 Saturation91%
Temperature98.6°F
Respiratory Rate24 /min
Pain Scale8/10 — Chest
GCS15
🩺 Active Problems
Acute STEMI (I21.19)Active — Today
Hypertension (I10)Chronic
Type 2 Diabetes (E11.9)Chronic
Hyperlipidemia (E78.5)Chronic
Obesity (E66.01)BMI 33.2
📝 Active Orders
OrderTypePriorityStatusOrdered
Aspirin 325mg PO x1MedicationSTATAdministered14:10
Heparin 60 units/kg IV bolusMedicationSTATInfusing14:12
Troponin I, Serial q3hLabSTAT1st result pending14:15
12-Lead ECG — repeat in 30 minDiagnosticSTATScheduled 14:4514:15
CBC, CMP, Coag PanelLabSTATCollected14:10
NS 500mL IV bolusMedicationSTATInfusing14:08
Cardiology Consult — TransferConsultSTATAwaiting transfer14:20
📄 Recent Notes
ED Physician Note — — — 03/01/2026 14:20
67-year-old male presenting with acute onset crushing substernal chest pain radiating to left arm, diaphoresis, and nausea beginning ~45 minutes prior to arrival. 12-lead ECG shows ST elevation in leads II, III, aVF consistent with inferior STEMI. Patient hemodynamically unstable with BP 88/60. Aspirin and heparin bolus administered. — does not have PCI capability. Initiating emergent transfer to facility with cardiac catheterization lab. Door-to-balloon time critical.
Nursing Note — RN J. Torres — 03/01/2026 14:05
Patient arrived via personal vehicle. Alert and oriented x3, in acute distress. Chest pain 8/10. IV access established x2 (18g R AC, 20g L hand). Cardiac monitor applied — sinus tachycardia, no ectopy. O2 via NC at 4L/min applied. Dr. Mitchell notified immediately.