Female with severe abdominal pain and blood in urine

Heard on: Independence MO Centerpoint Med (Hospital)

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This is Higginsville EMS Paramedic Ford.

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Coming to you with a 45-year-old female today.

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Chief complaint's going to be severe abdominal pain.

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Patient has a history of kidney stones.

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Last week,

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she had stents placed in both ureters at your location.

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She's got blood in her urine, again complaining of severe 10 out of 10 abdominal pain.

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Vital signs, 168 over 100, heart rate 88 on sinus on the monitor, respirations are 16 and clear.

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Ninety-five percent on room air.

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She's got a blood sugar of 110 mg per deciliter.

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Got IV access for you, and we've treated her pain with 100 mg nausea, 4 mg IV Zofran.

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Helped just a little bit, brought her pain down to seven out of ten.

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We'll be there in about 10 min .

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Do you have any questions for me?

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No, great work.

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See you soon.

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We appreciate it.

2026-10-21 18:33 UTC

Medical Emergency

East 39th St S, Independence, MO 64057

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As discussed during the dispatch call, higginsville EMS is transporting a 45-year-old woman to Centerpoint for severe abdominal pain, with a history of kidney stones and recent ureter stent placement. The patient has blood in her urine and pain that was initially rated 10 out of 10 but improved to 7 out of 10 after medication. Paramedics report stable vital signs and an established IV, with an estimated arrival in about 10 minutes.