Teen taken to hospital for breathing trouble, Kansas City MO
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As discussed during the dispatch call, paramedics transported a 16-year-old female to St. Luke’s North Hospital after she experienced difficulty breathing and flu-like symptoms for several days near NW Barry Rd, Kansas City.
Audio|Heard on: Clay MO Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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KCFD medic 15 to St.
00:02
Luke's, Barry patient info.
00:05
This is Barry, go ahead.
00:09
Barry, we are this is medic 15.
00:12
We are en route to your facility with a 16-year-old female.
00:17
Chief complaint is going to be difficulty breathing.
00:22
Patient reports they have had flu-like symptoms for the past few days.
00:26
Last three days worsening.
00:28
Stated for about the past hour they just felt like they can't catch their breath, feels like somebody's obstructing their airway.
00:34
I can't see any visible obstructions.
00:36
Currently have her on some humidified oxygen, she is satting 99% at six liters on that humidified oxygen.
00:44
Heart rate of 112, last blood pressure 115 over 66.
00:48
GCS 15. If you guys have any questions, we're going to be there in about 5 minutes.
00:54
What was her room air sat?
00:59
Ninety-two percent, but she was hyperventilating quite a bit upon our arrival.
01:08
Thanks, very clear.
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Location mentioned:
NW Barry Rd, Kansas City, MO
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