Woman with worsening bladder infection and possible sepsis

Heard on: Washington OR Fire-Tac Group Calls

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Fire company engine 31.

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Go ahead. Engine 31, our CAD appears to be down, but we're en route for our call.

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Copy, engine 31.

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I'll update you that for you.

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You're en route with medic 23 to abdominal pain, code 3.

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This is at the Dundee Hills mobile home park at (number withheld) Southwest 9th Street.

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Cross of Alder and Carmen Heights Drive.

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It's going to be space (number withheld).

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Patient, 76-year-old female.

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She is conscious.

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Conscious and breathing.

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Looks like she's had a bladder infection for quite a while, over a month.

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Has taken two courses of antibiotics, but it's getting worse.

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They think possibly she's septic.

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Doctor wants her to go to the ER.

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She's been experiencing chills and fever off and on.

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It says she will get diaphoretic on and off for the past seven days.

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The door is unlocked.

7/27/2026 12:27 PM

Medical Emergency

SW 9th St, Dundee, OR 97115

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As discussed during the dispatch call, medical responders were dispatched for a 76-year-old woman with worsening bladder infection symptoms, possible sepsis, chills, fever, and intermittent sweating near Southwest 9th Street in Dundee. Emergency units were en route to a mobile home park at that location. The patient is conscious and breathing, and a doctor requested transport to the emergency room. The residence door was unlocked.