Woman treated for hip injury after fall, Baltimore MD
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services responded to a woman who fell and suffered a left hip injury near Johns Hopkins Metro in Baltimore. She was conscious, had stable vital signs, and was transported to Johns Hopkins Hospital for treatment.
Audio|Heard on: Baltimore MD EMS-Tac Group Calls
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Transcript:
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City Ambulance 24, hold on for Hopkins.
00:04
Hopkins is all nursing is online.
00:08
This will be information only.
00:09
I have a female, approximately 57 years old, priority two category A.
00:14
She fell and now has left hip pain.
00:17
How do you copy?
00:19
Copy, continue.
00:22
Female, approximately 57 years old, she was trying to get right up off the ground.
00:27
On her left hip, she now has left hip pain.
00:30
She has no deformities, a small contusion, and small bruising.
00:33
She is unable to straighten her leg and her vitals are as follows.
00:38
Blood pressure is 129 over 67, pulse is 75, oxygen is 97, blood glucose is 109.
00:46
She has no medical history other than arthritis and COPD.
00:51
How do you copy?
00:53
I have an ETA of two minutes if you have no questions.
00:57
What's your trauma category?
01:00
Category B, Bravo.
01:03
Copy. I'll see you in triage.
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Location mentioned:
Johns Hopkins Metro, Baltimore, MD 21287
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