Emergency Scenario 700_f4_7

Location Information

Héraðsvegur 12, 700 Egilsstaðir. Single-story residential house, built in 1985, wood frame construction. Main entrance via front door, no security system. Street parking available. Current conditions: 8°C, clear skies, good visibility. GPS coordinates: 65.2658° N, 14.3945° W. Nearest landmark: Egilsstaðir Airport.

Emergency Details

68-year-old female, scheduled for routine dialysis transfer from home to the health center. Patient is stable, conscious, and cooperative. No acute symptoms reported. Patient requires transport with assistance due to mobility issues. Patient is prepared for transport with all necessary documentation and equipment.

History of Events

Timeline:
0800 hours: Patient completed morning routine, took prescribed medications.
0900 hours: Patient's daughter called to confirm transfer.
0915 hours: Patient is ready for transport.
0930 hours: Current time, waiting for ambulance transport.

Prior Events: Patient has been receiving dialysis three times a week for the past 5 years. No recent hospitalizations or changes in treatment plan. Stable medical condition. Patient has a history of chronic kidney disease, hypertension, and type 2 diabetes. Patient has regular follow-up appointments with nephrologist and other specialists.

Diagnostics

Initial Assessment

Initial Impression: Routine Dialysis Transfer
Justification for F4 Classification:
- Patient is stable with no acute medical concerns.
- Transfer is pre-scheduled and routine.
- No time-critical elements or urgent medical needs.

Differential Diagnoses:
- None, this is a routine transport.

Required Actions:
- Dispatch of non-emergency transport unit.
- Ensure patient comfort and safety during transport.
- Verify patient information and transfer documentation.

Final Diagnosis

Final Diagnosis: Routine Dialysis Transfer
Key Findings:
- Patient was stable throughout the transfer.
- No changes in condition during transport.
- Transfer completed as scheduled.

Outcome validated F4 priority assignment. Routine transport was appropriate.

Learning Points:
1. F4 classification appropriate for stable, pre-scheduled transfers.
2. Initial assessment accurately identified the non-urgent nature of the transport.
3. No medical interventions required during transport.

Emergency Call Transcript