Ambulance transports crash victim to Bayview facility, Baltimore MD
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, paramedics from Harford County transported a fifty-eight-year-old man to Bayview Medical Center following a motor vehicle collision. He sustained apparent chest and clavicle injuries, with a suspected pneumothorax and breathing difficulties. The patient was alert and oriented during transport and received treatment including ketamine and oxygen support.
Audio|Heard on: Harford County Public Safety
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02:32
Transcript:
00:00
This is Crawford County Medic Thirteen en route to your facility with a fifteen to twenty minute ETA.
00:05
Fifty-eight-year-old male, priority one, category A trauma alert.
00:09
How do you copy?
00:11
Here, please.
00:14
This is Harford County Medic 13 en route to your facility with a fifteen to twenty minute ETA.
00:20
Fifty-eight-year-old male, priority one, category A alpha trauma alert.
00:25
How do you copy?
00:30
Unit's in station.
00:37
Two copies, go ahead.
00:39
We have a fifty-eight-year-old male who was the driver of a vehicle involved in a motor vehicle collision.
00:45
He had a significant intrusion on the driver's side door.
00:49
He was belted with airbag deployment.
00:52
He was positive for loss of consciousness.
00:55
Patient has a left clavicle deformity.
00:58
He was positive for a fast exam with left-side pneumothorax.
01:02
Patient is having difficulty breathing.
01:07
He is currently on a non-rebreather.
01:09
Vitals are as follows.
01:10
I have a pulse of eighty-nine and oxygen saturation of eighty-four percent.
01:16
Capno of thirty-five, respirations of forty-three.
01:20
Currently getting the new pressure.
01:23
Blood pressure one hundred ten.
01:24
He is alert and oriented times four with a GCS of fifteen.
01:27
Patient was given twenty milligrams of ketamine.
01:31
If you have no questions for us, we’ll see you in about fifteen to twenty minutes.
01:36
Seatbelt fine, and can we get an oxygen saturation, please?
01:42
There is no seatbelt sign, and we can’t get a consistent reading.
01:46
The pulse isn’t good.
01:50
9041 clear.
01:51
Clear 2232.
01:55
Unit is in station.
02:00
Position at Bayview.
02:02
Is this patient having respiratory problems? Respiratory distress.
02:05
Does he need a needle decompression?
02:09
He’s maintaining on a non-rebreather and it isn’t tensioned yet.
02:16
418, please.
02:19
Sure.
02:21
And we have the closest trauma.
02:24
I’m sorry, can you repeat that?
02:27
Okay, never mind.
02:29
Bayview will see you when you get here.
02:31
Bayview is clearing the line.
02:32
Thanks.
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Eastern Ave, Baltimore, MD 21224
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