Woman in 70s with nausea and low heart rate after discharge

Heard on: Clay MO OverlandPark Med (Hospital) Group Calls

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1156 OPRMC with patient information.

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This is paramedic Hannah on 1156 coming around your facility with about a five to 7 min ETA.

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Three unit or an orient 70 to 70 year old female coming from home with chief complaint today of nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea.

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Patient was just discharged from your facility yesterday after diagnosis of diverticulosis.

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She said that this all started up again around 11:00 this evening.

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Vital signs are as follows: I've got a heart rate of 48 .

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It is in the mid to upper forties at this time.

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SpO two 80 .

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On our twelve, please.

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I lost blood.

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You on arrival, blood sugar is 200 and forty-four.

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I wasn't able to start a line, and I did 4 mg of fentanyl for the nausea.

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If you don't have any questions or orders for me, I'll see you here shortly.

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No, sir, safe.

2026-09-13 22:59 UTC

Medical Emergency

Quivira Rd, Overland Park, KS 66215

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As discussed during the dispatch call, an EMS crew reported transporting an elderly woman from her home to a hospital in Overland Park for nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea that returned after a recent hospital discharge for diverticulosis. The patient had a low heart rate and elevated blood sugar, and the crew advised they were unable to start an IV before arrival.