Man with chest pain and cardiac history evaluated

Heard on: Clay MO NorthKC Hospital Group Calls

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Northtown, this is Kansas City Fire Medic 14 inbound, non-emergency.

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We're about 67 out, bringing you a (number withheld)-year-old male coming from home.

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Chief complaint is going to be chest pain.

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He describes it on his mid-axillary left side.

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Does not radiate anywhere.

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Does have a history of CHF and COPD.

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Denies ever having STEMI before.

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We do have a heart rate of 58 on our monitor.

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EKG ventricular 12-lead reveals a left bundle branch block, so we're not going to call this a STEMI at this time.

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We do have a respiratory rate of 22.

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Patient is on oxygen at home.

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I've got them on one liter at 95%.

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With a respiratory rate of 22, got blood sugar of 139, got IV established.

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If you have any questions, we'll see you on arrival.

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I'm sorry, what was the blood pressure?

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I got 141 over (number withheld).

8/21/2026 06:54 AM

Medical Emergency

North Kansas City Hospital, North Kansas City, MO 64116

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As discussed during the dispatch call, a 79-year-old male with chest pain arrived at North Kansas City Hospital. Pain is on the left mid-axillary side and does not radiate. Patient has history of congestive heart failure and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Vitals include heart rate 58, respiratory rate 22, blood sugar 139, blood pressure 141/79. Patient is on home oxygen at 1 liter with 95% saturation. ECG showed left bundle branch block; no heart attack was suspected.