55-year-old woman with stroke symptoms in kitchen collapse

Heard on: Clay MO Centerpoint Med (Hospital) Group Calls

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KCFD Medic 39, stroke alert.

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Good afternoon, Centerpoint KCFD 39s.

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We're en route to your facility with a 55 to 55-year-old female patient.

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Chief complaint is going to be some left-sided weakness, facial droop, arm numbness, and left leg.

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None of them are having any mobility.

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She's been this way for about 35 minutes.

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Said she was just in her kitchen, just getting some water and stuff.

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And then next thing she knows, she's on the floor.

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And whenever she came kind of back to, she's completely numb on her left side and has all those deficits.

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Vitals are as follows: heart rate 85, last blood pressure 108 over 67, oxygen is 100% on room air, blood sugar was 153.

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She's not on any blood thinners, just an aspirin.

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We'll be there in about five.

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Any questions or orders?

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Copy, we'll see you when we get here.

7/21/2026 03:01 PM

Medical Emergency

East 39th St S, Independence, MO 64057

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medics are transporting a 55-year-old woman to a hospital for a suspected stroke after she collapsed in her kitchen and developed sudden left-sided weakness, facial droop, and numbness. Her vital signs and blood sugar were reported as stable during transport.