Woman with renal failure and possible urosepsis treated

Heard on: San Juan EMS

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Blue Mountain Hospital, 1Z555 .

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Got to give you your EMS report.

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We're about 12 min out.

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Forty-one year old female patient with right.

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Continuing report with left flank pain.

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It is a stage three renal failure.

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She's prone to having urosepsis and feels like she might be heading that direction again.

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Last time she urinated was this morning.

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Current set of vitals: blood pressure 128 over 79 , SpO two is 95 % on one liter.

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Her respiratory rate was 36 earlier, is back down to 16 in tidal 34 .

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Heart rate initially was 01:25 , she's down to.

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About 100 right now.

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Gave her 250 NS bullets of NS.

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Gave her 1 g of Tylenol, 4 mg of Zofran because she started feeling nauseous and did vomit prior to EMS arrival.

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Any other questions or orders for us?

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Not at this time.

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See you when you get here.

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Copy that. One Z555 clear radio.

2026-10-22 22:26 UTC

Medical Emergency

S 200 W, Blanding, UT 84511

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As discussed during the dispatch call, eMS reports transporting a 41-year-old woman to Blue Mountain Hospital for left flank pain, stage three renal failure, and possible urosepsis, with nausea, vomiting, and reduced urination. The patient is about 12 minutes from the hospital and has received IV fluids, Tylenol, and an anti-nausea medication.