Man suffers severe seizure with heavy bleeding in Austin, Austin MN
Medical EmergencyThe audio reports a man experiencing a severe seizure and heavy bleeding from his mouth and nose near US Highway 218 in Austin, MN. Emergency responders are coordinating to secure his airway, assist with breathing, and arrange for a medical helicopter landing zone at the Countryside Trailer Park to transport him promptly to the hospital.
Audio|Source: Austin Fire & EMS
05:40
Transcript:
00:00
Just match 667, can you contact LEC[2] and have them send their officers back and also start a helicopter? Probably to our location for right now, patient is currently snoring respirations and bleeding excessively from the mouth.
00:13
Copy 667, requesting flight and LAC.
00:15
MCHS[3] Austin from 667.
00:17
This is Austin, go ahead, 667.
00:19
I don't have service to call in for Med Control.
00:22
Can I get one of your docs on the radio right now, emergently, please?
00:26
Austin, Doc, is here.
00:27
Go ahead, 667.
00:28
Hey, this is Dr.
00:29
Cryptsberg. How can I help? This is 667 calling.
00:31
We are currently on scene with a 43-4-3-year-old male.
00:34
We were called out for full-bodied.
00:36
Twitching and jerking that started about a week ago after a car accident that resulted in a pinched nerve of the C2 and C3 area.
00:44
Patient went into a full tonic chronic seizure just about a minute ago and is now having blood pouring out of his mouth and nose, snoring respirations, unresponsive.
00:54
I am... requesting orders for RSI[1] I believe that have you given him any anti-seizure medication
01:04
we're working on getting that going right now patient does not have a history of seizure or any notice If he is struggling to breathe because of all of the bleeding, I think securing his airway is appropriate, I would caution you that intubating a patient with opharyngeal bleeding can make the airway landmarks very hard to see.
01:28
MCFAS Austin from 667.
01:30
We've cleared the blood from the airway with suction.
01:33
He is now breathing, I would say, about 25 times a minute, labored.
01:37
We're going to manually assist respirations and transport.
01:41
Standing off the cops.
01:42
LEC[2] to Austin Fire, you're needed for Mail 1[4] Landing Zone, please.
01:47
Address for the medical, near US Highway 218,
01:51
they're at the countryside trailer park, near US Highway 218,
01:56
they'll be dispatching mail 1.
01:58
Needing you for assistance for landing zone, please up 139.
02:01
LAC to Austin Fire, you're needed for Mail 1[4] Landing Zone, please.
02:06
Address for the medical, near US Highway 218,
02:10
they're at the Countryside Trailer Park, near US Highway 218,
02:14
they'll be dispatching, mail 1.
02:17
Needing you for assistance for landing zone, please, at 139.
02:22
Copy at 140.
02:24
That's a fair. Go ahead with information on the call, please.
02:27
We did a prior medical there at 105.
02:29
Okay. He said that he had a pinch nerve.
02:31
Also believed he had a stroke at one point.
02:33
Deputy's cleared.
02:34
Now they're calling to start a landing zone, bleeding from the mouth and storing respirations.
02:39
Police the officer, fire.
02:40
Austin player, go ahead.
02:41
Fire through a 5 will be in route, countryside.
02:44
What's the physical address?
02:46
667. Can you divert flight to MCHS[3], Austin? Once fire arrives on scene, we're going to transport?
02:52
Copy, divert to MCHS[3], Austin.
02:55
The address for countryside is near US Highway 218 South.
03:00
There'll be that trailer card out there, countryside trailer park.
03:04
We're trying to verify we're getting double.
03:06
Two different information if they're going to go to the hospital with the landing zone or out by the residents.
03:11
I'm trying to clarify that now, but mail said they are going to need a driver as well.
03:15
Lots of fire copies.
03:16
We'll be ready for both.
03:17
Copy, thank you.
03:18
Thank you, Austin Per.
03:19
Go ahead for Austin Per.
03:20
Okay, Frost, Per.
03:21
Next available, Austin Pro.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
RSI: Rapid Sequence Intubation (medical intervention)
[2]
LEC: Law Enforcement Center
[3]
MCHS: Mayo Clinic Health System
[4]
Mail 1: Medical helicopter/air ambulance
Disclaimer:
This was transcribed by AI and may contain errors. Please verify the information independently.
Location mentioned:
Near US-218, Austin, MN 55912
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