58-year-old man treated for left foot wound with diabetes

Heard on: Independence MO Centerpoint Med (Hospital)

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This is Centurion.

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Emergent from Monroe Park Care Center with a fifty-eight year old male, five eight male chief complaint today of foot wound.

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Staff of this facility report that he's had a wound on the bottom of his left foot for about a month now.

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He has a history of diabetes and neuropathy.

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He has had toes on that left foot for a very long time.

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Looking at the wound, it just appears to be some more pale and kind of just moist skin and some scabbing.

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Around it, patient baseline has numbness and low motor function of his distal extremities.

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He's not reporting any pain at all, and he is able to self-ambulate a little bit with assistance.

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No other complaints other than that.

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His vitals are as follows: we have a pulse of 70, 7-0, and SpO2 of 100% on room air.

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Blood pressure of 135 over 80, and a blood sugar of 264.

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He's A and O for GCS 15.

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We're about six out.

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Any questions or orders?

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No questions or orders.

2026-11-04 16:54 UTC

Medical Emergency

Center, Independence, MO 64055

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical crews are transporting a 58-year-old man from a care center to a hospital for a reported month-old wound on his left foot. He has a history of diabetes and neuropathy, with numbness and reduced movement in his lower extremities, and is ambulatory with some assistance.