Possible stroke with swollen painful extremity near Aurora

Heard on: Waterloo-Cedar Falls Public Safety

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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Fifty-three correction, fifty-one-year-old female, possible stroke, (number withheld) York Street in Aurora.

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They're

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warm to the touch and swollen.

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(name withheld) is also painful as well.

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He denies any trauma, no head strike, nothing like that.

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He does have a history of a stroke that left him with left-sided deficits as well as some pretty severe slurred speech.

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So that is all normal.

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Vitals we got for you: the heart rate is eighty-two, strong and regular.

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Blood pressure 100 and thirty-five over seventy-nine.

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Respiratory rate 18 unlabored.

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SpO2 is ninety-six percent on room air.

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To get a blood sugar of 100 and fifty-three.

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Heavy traffic ETA is about 3 min .

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You are by sending further.

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Nothing further, my rifle.

2026-10-28 13:11 UTC

Medical Emergency

York St, Aurora, IA 50607

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a possible stroke involving an adult woman at a home near York Street in Aurora. The patient reportedly had a painful, swollen extremity, no recent trauma, and a history of a prior stroke with left-sided deficits and slurred speech. Vital signs were reported as stable.