Woman vomits bright red blood after new medication

Heard on: Jackson County MO Regional Research Medical (Hospital)

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KCT May 33 to research info.

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This is 33, go ahead.

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Thirty-three, a fifty-three-year-old female coming from home.

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Chief complaint could be nausea and vomiting, started yesterday.

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Patient says she did start a new medicine yesterday and started having nausea

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since then.

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Woke up this morning about an hour ago and started having vomiting issues.

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States that she noticed some blood, what she believes to be blood, bright colored blood in her vomit.

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Alert and oriented, GCS 15 .

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She's got no other complaints.

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Last set of vitals going to be.

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One hundred and 18 over seventy-two, pulse of 100 and thirty-six, sinus tach.

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Respirations are about 16 , and we got blood sugar at 200 and fifty-seven.

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We should be there in about 5 min .

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Do you have any questions?

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No questions.

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Do we get air resources clear?

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Fire clear.

2026-10-29 11:47 UTC

Medical Emergency

E Meyer Blvd Entrance A, Kansas City, MO 64132

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As discussed during the dispatch call, medics are transporting a 53-year-old woman from her home to a hospital near East Meyer Boulevard for nausea and vomiting after starting a new medication. She reportedly saw bright-colored blood in her vomit and is alert and oriented, with a high heart rate and elevated blood sugar. The transport is expected to take about five minutes.