Emergency Scenario 735_f3_4

F3

Location Information

Full Location:
Hafnargata 12, 735 Norðfjörður, single-story residential house. Constructed in 1985. Main entrance on the south side. No security features. Gravel driveway. Current conditions: 8°C, overcast, light wind, good visibility. GPS coordinates: 65.1667° N, 14.0167° W. Nearest landmark: Norðfjörður harbor.
Municipality: Norðfjörður
Postal Code: 735

Emergency Details

Type: Infectious Disease Transfer
Priority Level: F3
Response Time Goal: Standard (30-60 minutes)
Description:
65-year-old female, known MRSA infection. Transfer from home to Egilsstaðir Hospital for further management. Patient is stable but requires isolation transport. Primary symptoms: None currently, but has a history of MRSA infection. Secondary symptoms: None currently. Patient is alert and cooperative. Patient is in her bedroom. Medical history: MRSA infection confirmed 2 weeks ago, diabetes type 2, hypertension. Medications: Metformin 500mg twice daily, Lisinopril 10mg daily, Clindamycin 300mg every 8 hours. Allergies: Penicillin. Last meal was lunch at 13:00.

History of Events

Timeline:
1400 hours: Patient contacted her GP about the need for transfer.
1415 hours: GP authorized transfer to Egilsstaðir Hospital for ongoing MRSA management.
1430 hours: Emergency services contacted for transport.
1435 hours: Current time, patient is stable, awaiting transport.

Prior Events: MRSA diagnosis 2 weeks ago, initial treatment at home. No recent changes in condition. Last medical check-up 3 days ago, routine follow-up for MRSA. Patient lives alone, but has regular visits from home care nurse.

Diagnostics

Initial Assessment

Initial Impression: MRSA Infection - Transfer for Further Management
Justification for F3 Classification:
- Patient is stable, not acutely ill, but requires isolation transport.
- Time-sensitive transfer for ongoing management at a specialized facility.
- Not a life-threatening emergency, but requires timely transport to prevent potential complications and spread of infection.

Differential Diagnoses:
1. Stable MRSA infection (most likely)
2. Potential secondary infection (unlikely given stable condition)
3. Underlying condition exacerbation (unlikely given stable condition)

Required Actions:
- Dispatch of ambulance with appropriate isolation protocols.
- Coordination with Egilsstaðir Hospital for patient transfer.
- Ensure patient comfort during transport.
- Monitoring of patient's condition during transport.

Final Diagnosis

Emergency Call Transcript

Dispatcher Emergency services, what's your emergency?
Caller Hello, this is Guðrún Jónsdóttir. I need transport to Egilsstaðir Hospital. My doctor arranged it.
Dispatcher Okay, can you tell me your address and what is the reason for the transport?
Caller It's Hafnargata 12 in Norðfjörður. I have a MRSA infection, and I need to go to the hospital for further care.
Dispatcher Okay, I understand. You have a confirmed MRSA infection and need transport to Egilsstaðir Hospital. Is that correct?
Caller Yes, that's right. I'm stable, but I need to be transferred.
Dispatcher Okay, I'm dispatching an ambulance for you now. Can you tell me if you have any other medical conditions?
Caller Yes, I have diabetes and high blood pressure. And I am allergic to penicillin.
Dispatcher Okay, the ambulance is on its way. Please stay where you are and keep calm. They will be there soon.
Caller Thank you, I will wait here.

Scenario Number: 735_f3_4

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Report Created: 2024-12-15 20:59:49