Woman with COPD and diabetes transported for breathing trouble

Heard on: Independence MO Centerpoint Med (Hospital)

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AMR 317 , Centerpoint patient information.

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Center point, go ahead.

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Hey guys, AMR 300 and twenty-seven bringing in today a sixty-two year old female, sixty-two, coming from the rehabilitation center of Independence.

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She complained today of shortness of air that started today.

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Patient does have a history of COPD and anxiety.

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She's just saying that she feels like she can get a breath in, but it can't come out.

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CPAP was too uncomfortable for her.

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I have her on a breathing treat right now, and I gave her a shot of Xanax on her arm.

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Working on IV establishment now.

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Current vitals are pulse nine four.

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She's setting at now 100 % on eight liters.

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She was around 93 % on her usual two liters of home oxygen.

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Oh, my blood pressure of course is high.

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The cycle right this 2nd .

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Blood pressure last one was about 40 over 70 and got a blood sugar of 227 with a history of diabetes.

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We'll be there in about five.

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Any questions or orders upon arrival.

2026-10-24 16:32 UTC

Medical Emergency

S Swope Dr, Independence, MO 64057

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As discussed during the dispatch call, an ambulance crew is transporting a 62-year-old woman from a rehabilitation center near Swope Drive to a hospital for a reported breathing emergency. She has a history of COPD, anxiety, and diabetes and is being treated with oxygen and other medications during transport.