Woman with prolonged bleeding after miscarriage transported to hospital, Blue Springs MO
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 39-year-old woman with ongoing heavy bleeding since a miscarriage in September was transported to St. Mary's Medical Center. The attending physician advised against TXA treatment due to stable vital signs and noted a possible transfer to another hospital because of lack of obstetric specialists.
Audio|Heard on: Clay MO Hospital Group Calls
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01:43
Transcript:
00:00
Hey, Mary. Just the AMR 309, I am in Balancher facility with a 39-year-old female coming from home.
00:06
She's complained today is going to be excessive accidental waiting.
00:09
It's been going on almost daily from what she said since a miscarriage in September.
00:14
There was a significant amount of blood found in the toilet and on her clothing on scene.
00:20
Right now, we've got two 20-gages established.
00:23
We are running LR open right now.
00:26
She's AOx4 with the GCS of the pain, given 100% for the pain and four of Zofand for nausea.
00:32
Vitals right now are 119 over 71 for the pressure,
00:36
97% on 2 liters for comfort, 77% or 77 for the heart rate, sign us on the monitor, 98 for D-6, acting for orders to give 2 grams of TXA IV.
00:50
This is Dr.
00:51
Pollock.
00:52
Has the patient confirmed that they are miscarrying or just thinks that they are miscarrying?
00:59
She had a confirmed miscarriage.
01:02
(name withheld) your facility in September.
01:04
Bleeding has been almost continuous since that miscarriage in September.
01:10
I would not recommend TXA right now with stable vitals.
01:14
Also, if you are aware, we are on high volume and we do not have OBGYN, so I would let the patient know that as well.
01:21
If there is something serious, we would need to transfer her to another facility.
01:27
I'll copy her TXA.
01:28
I will advise the patient.
01:31
A.M. 3.09, patient is informed and advised.
01:34
She still would like to be transferred to your facility.
01:37
We have about a 7-10 minute ETA.
01:41
Room on arrival, St.
01:42
Mary Clear.
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Location mentioned:
NW R D Mize Rd, Blue Springs, MO 64014
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