Medical emergency with ankle swelling in North Kansas City, North Kansas City MO
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, an ambulance is transporting an 86-year-old man to North Kansas City Hospital. He has swelling in both ankles and high blood sugar. There is no reported injury but some heart function concerns. Vital signs are stable.
Audio|Heard on: Clay MO Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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KCFD medic 505 to Northtown station for patient.
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It's Northtown, go ahead.
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We're on this KCFD 505 currently en route to an eighty-six year old male coming to you today from home.
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Patient reports him being in his right foot, kind of right ankle area for the last few days, denying any trauma.
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Does have some swelling, also has swelling in the left ankle as well.
00:21
Sounds like he's got a decreased ejection fraction, but doesn't seem to have a history of congestive heart failure.
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But it looks like he's got to look full retention.
00:28
Eight hundred times four GCS 15 , pulse rate 80 , pressure is 100 and forty-one over seventy-six, breathing about 18 times a minute non-labored.
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He is ninety-five on room air, sugar is.
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Two hundred and ninety-five.
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We'll be to your facility in five to seven questions or orders before we arrive.
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North Kansas City, MO
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