Man with possible urosepsis and urinary blockage

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I'm holding (unit_id withheld) incoming 32 with a (number withheld)-year-old male patient.

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Chief complaint of possible urosepsis.

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Coming from King Nursing Center.

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States the last urinary output at 6 a.m.

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They changed the catheter.

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There was blood in his Foley catheter.

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And when they changed it, there was zero output since 6 a.m.

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Patient's. Experiencing lower abdominal pain, also some right-sided pain, flank pain.

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Possible ureteral stones.

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Heart rate of 108, showing asystole on the monitor.

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Blood pressure 130 over 72.

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Respirations 18.

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Unable to establish an IV.

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Have a fever with a temp of 103.1.

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First initial L.

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Last initial N, (name withheld).

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Initial L N, birth date of ten three, 1938 .

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There, room assignment upon arrival is right there.

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Thank you, (unit_id withheld) , sir.

8/22/2026 07:43 AM

Medical Emergency

King St, Comins, MI 48619

Man with possible urosepsis and urinary blockage

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical transport for an elderly male with possible urosepsis and urinary obstruction at King Nursing Center. Symptoms include no urine output since early morning after catheter change, blood in catheter, abdominal and flank pain, fever, and difficulty establishing IV access. Patient incoming to (number withheld).

Man with possible urosepsis and urinary blockage

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