Medical transport to St. Luke’s Hospital, Kansas City MO
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel transported a woman in her fifties with shortness of breath, anxiety, and a history of dialysis to St. Luke’s Hospital in Kansas City. Her blood pressure was elevated, and she was breathing with some difficulty. The incident appears to involve a routine medical transport with stable communication between paramedics and hospital staff.
Audio|Heard on: Clay MO Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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KCFD Medic 18, St. Luke's
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Luke's Plaza patient information.
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Plaza, please be advised we're on high volume.
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Copy. I'm bringing a 50-year-old female patient coming home.
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Chief pointed shortness of breath, history of dialysis.
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She was moving air up top, no wheezing or anything.
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Present anxious and anxiety.
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Back to the ambulance, her.
00:27
Room intercept was at ninety-two on three liters.
00:31
Needs a chemo.
00:32
Apparently, got up to ninety-eight to 100 with coaching sinus rhodium to sinus tach with occasional PVCs.
00:41
History of dialysis.
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Last blood pressure was 200 and twenty-five over 140.
00:46
I am getting another blood pressure right now.
00:48
Breathing about twenty-four times a minute.
00:51
Still labored and the GCSF 15.
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If you have any questions or orders, we'll see here shortly.
00:59
No questions, chief.
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On arrival.
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Location mentioned:
Wornall Rd Stes 100 - 750, Kansas City, MO 64111
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