Non-ambulatory patient with abdominal pain and catheter leak

Heard on: San Diego County CA ALS TRI (Hospital)

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Again, arrived on scene of a private residence.

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They found our patient non-ambulatory in bed.

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Per baseline, per the family's speaking only, patient has been having abdominal pain over the last two days, slow onset and non-radiating.

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Patient has a sigmoid catheter that has been also leaking over the last two days.

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Has an appointment with a urologist on the twenty-sixth.

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However, due to the abdominal pain, family's.

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Patient evaluated at your facility.

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Pain right now is about a six out of ten, getting non-radiating.

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Described as sharp at the site.

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All vitals are stable within normal limits.

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Attempting to give you access right now and give you Tylenol.

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Again, going to be looking to be transported to your facility via BLS 125.

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Anything else I can give you? 124, we're going to start the Tylenol and it's going to be complete before 125 initiates transport, correct?

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That is affirmative.

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Sounds good to me.

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We'll see them.

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We'll see 125 inside in over 15 minutes.

2026-10-19 06:10 UTC

Medical Emergency

Vista Way, Oceanside, CA 92056

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a private residence for a non-ambulatory patient with ongoing abdominal pain and a leaking sigmoid catheter. The patient was evaluated and then transported by a basic life support unit to a medical facility for further care.