Older woman with altered mental status treated for possible UTI

Heard on: Frederick MD 92D Med 4 (Hospital) Group Calls

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Good morning, Frederick.

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This is ALS 31 coming in with a 93-year-old female.

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Chief complaint is going to be altered mental status.

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Patient's coming from Kaiser Permanente.

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She was being seen there for possible UTI.

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She had gotten tests a couple days ago and they came back marginal.

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She had been getting weak for the past couple days.

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Today she is unable to answer basic questions.

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According to family member on scene, she is usually able to answer where.

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She's at something like that.

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She is talking, just not making much sense.

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With the five vital signs, blood pressure of 100 and ninety-seven over 108 , which has been consistent with our readings.

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A pulse of seventy-five AFIB on our monitor, and she is ninety-eight percent on room air with the last blood sugar of 100 and twenty-eight.

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Currently a priority two, about 5 min out.

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If no further questions, we'll see you on arrival.

2026-09-15 07:48 UTC

Medical Emergency

Crestwood Blvd, Frederick, MD 21703

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As discussed during the dispatch call, an advanced life support unit reported transporting a 93-year-old woman from a Kaiser Permanente facility to a hospital in Frederick for possible urinary tract infection and altered mental status. The patient was weak, unable to answer basic questions, and had concerning vital signs during transport.