Patient with shortness of breath after dialysis port left open

Heard on: Independence MO Centerpoint Med (Hospital)

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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AMR to Centerpoint, patient information.

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Centerpoint, go ahead.

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Good morning, this is AMR 317-317.

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We're coming to you from Davita Dialysis today with a 23, 22, three-year-old female.

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She was getting disconnected from her dialysis when they noticed that her port was still open.

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They were concerned that air might have gone in.

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The patient noticed it and was able to clamp it, but has been experiencing.

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Experiencing some shortness of breath since she was pretty clammy on scene.

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Right now I have a blood pressure of 96 over 65.

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Still trying to get IV access.

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Respirations are about 24 and tidal 27.

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She was sent 99% on room air.

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I have her on a couple liters.

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I have a heart rate of 78, sinus on the monitor.

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She is also having some chest pain.

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Her lung sounds are diminished.

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If you don't have any.

2026-10-21 16:44 UTC

Medical Emergency

E Valley View Pkwy E, Independence, MO 64055

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As discussed during the dispatch call, medical crews are transporting a 23-year-old woman from a dialysis center to a hospital after staff noticed her dialysis port was left open and feared air may have entered her body. She is reportedly having shortness of breath, chest pain, clammy skin, and diminished lung sounds while being monitored en route.