Medical team transports patient to KU Hospital, Kansas City KS
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, paramedics in Miami County transported an elderly male to the University of Kansas Hospital after he briefly lost consciousness while being moved with a Hoyer lift. The patient was alert when assessed but appeared hypotensive and was noted to have atrial fibrillation. No additional complications were reported during transport.
Audio|Heard on: Franklin County/Miami County Public Safety
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02:48
Transcript:
00:00
Medic 141 transporting (name withheld).
00:05
Medic 141 transport to the University of Kansas Hospital.
00:16
Chief 140 is grant.
00:22
143, back in service, all costs.
00:26
Type 143, you're in service all calls.
00:28
Are you in on Station 3?
00:35
Understation 3. Another station 3.
00:38
Notic 143 and quarter station 3.
00:45
Okay, one has patient contact.
00:53
Copy. Squat (number withheld).
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Miami County, Medic 141, calling MCNC.
01:03
Page Report.
01:09
Good morning, that's Miami County.
01:10
Go ahead.
01:13
Good morning, Miami County.
01:14
This is (name withheld) and (name withheld) on Medic 141.
01:18
We're transporting an 83-year-old male patient today.
01:24
A family member was getting him out of bed with a Hoyer lift.
01:29
She stated that while moving him into his chair, he passed out briefly.
01:35
He remained unconscious for about 15 seconds.
01:40
Patient has been alert and oriented since.
01:44
Patient is hypotensive, around 80s over 60s.
01:51
The patient has atrial fibrillation.
01:55
Current vitals are about 66 for heart rate.
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A Fib monitor.
02:00
That's what we look fine.
02:02
Saturation 20% on room air.
02:04
Last blood pressure was 80 over 64.
02:10
I tried a couple of times for an IV, but his veins appear fragile.
02:17
If you don't have any questions or orders, we'll be there in about five minutes.
02:23
Do you have the sugar on him yet?
02:26
The sugar was 140 and lactate 1.2.
02:31
Temperature was 97.3.
02:36
Thank you, sir.
02:37
We'll see you shortly.
02:40
Okay, one for a period, thank you.
02:47
Medic one, triage green.
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Cambridge St, Kansas City, KS 66160
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