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Christopher Williamsalmost 3 years ago
87F vomiting dark red blood. Vitals: HR 100 BP 78/36 O2 96% Upper abdominal pain Iv access obtained 500ml normal saline 2hr 5% dextrose Maintained BP 110/66 Dx upper gi bleed Transport time 25min
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