69-year-old male with respiratory distress and altered mental status

Heard on: Independence MO Centerpoint Med (Hospital)

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This is KCFD Unit 39 coming out to 69-year-old

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male. Chief complaint is respiratory.

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Upon arrival, I have not witnessed any seizure-like activity.

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Patient is able to do a little paroxysmal screaming, grunting.

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He is maintaining his own airway.

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Oxygen saturation of 95% room air.

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100 pulse, unable to get blood pressure.

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Currently, patient is throwing arms and legs around.

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After he's screaming,

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haven't really been able to get any words out of him.

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And GCS has been a twelve.

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A and O is like zero.

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I'm not able to answer any questions.

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I do have a 20 gauge in the right AC, and we'll arrive in five minutes.

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No signs of a stroke either.

2026-11-03 03:50 UTC

Medical Emergency

East 39th St S, Independence, MO 64057

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel respond to a 69-year-old man with a respiratory complaint and possible seizure-like activity near East 39th Street South in Independence, Missouri. The patient is maintaining his airway, has oxygen saturation around 95 percent, and is not alert or oriented. Crews report no clear signs of stroke and are en route to the hospital.