Another STEMI!

And this one went to the cath lab after they had checked my diagnosis or rather the 12 lead my Lifepak had done.

I have to follow up the one from last night because despite my 12 lead showing a STEMI and the hospitals also indicating it he was released 7 hrs later and I want to know what it really was.

69M - 4/7 vomiting and diarrhoea.

85M - A neighbour was concerned for him. He lives cluttered and dirty but he knows that. It's his lifestyle choice. Left at home.

86F - SOB, chronic.

??F - Unknown problem from an unregistered mobile phone. The address given turned up nothing. UTL.

44F - Abdo pain and it wasn't period related, sounds like her appendix.

48F - Absolutely no cardiac Hx, slim and health and a classic Inferior Infarct.

27M - Found in a car unconscious from opiates.
21F - Found in a car unconscious from opiates.
Yes the same car that had a baby in the back seat in a capsule. Thankfully they had some sense to park before they shot up. We transported for Obs and both the Police and I called Child Protection Services.

See you at the big One.

Taz