Elderly woman transported for rectal bleeding, North Kansas City MO
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, an elderly female patient is being transported to North Kansas City Hospital for evaluation of rectal bleeding, possibly due to hemorrhoids. She is stable, alert, and not in pain.
Audio|Heard on: Clay MO Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Gladstone Fire Med 1, Paramedic Norman.
00:02
We're currently just about five minutes out.
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I'm bringing you a 99-99-year-old female coming to you from home.
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She's complaint is going to be some rectal bleeding, bright red blood.
00:13
Home health believes it's possibly due to hemorrhoids, because it does kind of seem to keep kind of dripping and oozing.
00:20
It appears to be pretty towards the exterior from what we were able to tell from them wiping.
00:28
This started on Tuesday.
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They attempted to contact a doctor, but hadn't heard anything back.
00:34
So Home Health thought they need further evaluation.
00:38
Currently a patient is A and O times 4, resting comfortably on the cot and denies any current complaint of pain.
00:44
Blood pressure is 171 over 73, heart rate 64, sinus regular on the monitor, respiratory rate 16, non-labor.
00:50
It's about 93% room air.
00:53
Attempted IV one time unsuccessful.
00:56
My apologies.
00:57
Any questions or orders?
00:59
No, we'll be on arrival.
01:01
Thank you.
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North Kansas City, MO
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