Paramedics transport woman with chest pain to hospital, Excelsior Springs MO
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, paramedics from Kansas City Fire Department transported a 58-year-old woman from her home near St. Joseph Ave in Excelsior Springs to St. Joseph Medical Center. She was experiencing chest pain, right flank pain, fever, cough, and congestion for several days. Her condition was stable upon transport, and she received aspirin and nitroglycerin before arrival.
Audio|Heard on: Clay MO Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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KCFD calling St.
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Joe Patient Info.
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This is St. Joe, please re-identify yourself and go ahead.
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KC Fire Medic 30, I'm coming to you with a 58-year-old female coming from home.
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Chief complaint is chest pain,
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right flank pain,
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fever,
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cough and congestion been going on for a few days now.
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Patient does have a cardiac history.
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Current vital signs are pulse rate 100, 143 over 84 for BP, sat at 98% on room air,
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sinus tachypnea.
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On the monitor, twelve lead shows no abnormalities.
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Patient took four aspirin prior to our arrival, and we have a .4 nitro sublingual.
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She says it's helping with the chest pain a little.
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Got a 20 gauge in the left AC,
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and we'll see you in about 5 minutes unless you have any questions or orders.
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Location mentioned:
St Joseph Ave, Excelsior Springs, MO 64024
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