Worker suffers asthma attack after chemical exposure, Kansas City MO
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As discussed during the dispatch call, a 50-year-old woman experienced difficulty breathing after exposure to cleaning products at her workplace. KCFD Medic 29 reported an asthma attack and transported her to St. Joseph Medical Center for treatment.
Audio|Heard on: Clay MO Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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St. Joe, this is KCFD Medic 29, patient information?
00:04
Go ahead for St. Joe.
00:07
Good morning, St. Joe. This is KCFD Medic 29 coming at you with a 50-year-old female chief complaint today.
00:12
It's going to be some difficulty breathing.
00:15
Patient was at work.
00:16
Someone started cleaning around her.
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She had an asthma attack.
00:19
Does have a history of asthma.
00:21
Our first are on scene.
00:22
Didn't get a good on air SpO2, but they said she was tripodting, wheezing, respirations around 30.
00:29
We have current vitals.
00:32
Blood pressure 125 over 87, heart rate sitting around 80.
00:37
SpO2 is 100 on 10 liters we have given.
00:41
One Duo Neb plus one Albuterol.
00:44
We will be at your facility in less than five unless you have any other questions or orders.
00:50
No questions or orders.
00:51
Room on arrival St.
00:52
Joe clear.
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Location mentioned:
Carondelet Dr, Kansas City, MO 64114
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