Woman with breathing issues taken to hospital, Smithville MO
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel are transporting a 63-year-old woman with a history of COPD to St. Luke's North Hospital after she experienced shortness of breath and a nosebleed following a recent hospital discharge for respiratory failure.
Audio|Heard on: Clay MO Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Hey, Barry Road, it's KCFD Medic 38.
00:02
We are bringing you a 63-year-old female coming from home today.
00:07
Chief complaint is shortness of breath as well as bleeding from her nose.
00:15
Sounds like she was admitted recently.
00:19
Last week for respiratory failure, was discharged this morning and has had bleeding from her nose for the past day or so.
00:29
She was told to come back if symptoms persisted, and they have not gone away.
00:38
History of COPD, on oxygen at five liters.
00:42
Was having wheezing throughout.
00:45
Has been given an albuterol treatment.
00:48
No longer complaining of shortness of breath, alert and oriented.
00:52
GCS 15. Pulse about 120, sinus rhythm on her monitor.
01:02
Blood pressure 130 over 80.
01:05
Statting 100 percent right now.
01:08
End tidal of 23 and blood sugar of 350.
01:13
We'll be arriving there in about two to three minutes.
01:15
Do you have any questions or orders at this time?
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Location mentioned:
US-169, Smithville, MO 64089
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