Elderly man with breathing difficulty at Ackerman Lane
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Humboldt County Law, Fire and EMS - Eureka and North
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Bridgeville, code three medical, (number withheld) Ackerman Lane.
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Before Bridgeville fire, engine 1271 , city ambulance, code three medical, (number withheld) Ackerman Lane.
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Eighty year old male, difficulty breathing, 2330 .
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Two thirty-five clear, KOD.
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Two thirty-five clear, KOD.
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One go to trauma alert, level three.
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This is St.
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Joe's 72333, this is 711, go ahead.
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St. Joe's City One, Code Two, trauma alert.
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On board we have a 77-year-old female, N04, picked up from home with a chief complaint of a head injury.
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Patient was walking out of her house when she experienced a mechanical trip and fall, falling over the threshold of her door, at which point she hit her head with a piece of the mount.
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Of impact, she does have a laceration above the right eye and complains of neck pain as well.
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She also complains of knee pain and abdominal pain.
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All vitals are within normal limits with the exception of sinus tachycardia at about 110 .
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We currently have her in AC collar and have IV access established as well as the EKG.
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We are en route to facility and we'll be there in about 3 min .
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Positive LOC or negative LOC? Does she take blood thinners?
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Negative LOC, negative blood thinners.
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Are you activating it as a trauma alert on your end?
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Affirmative for age combined with impact.
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Is it clear there are any units on Broadway?
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50 negative, go ahead.
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Roger, there's just two vehicles
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street racing northbound from In and Out.
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3B50, Roger, break.
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3B84, 3B84, request you patrol check southbound Broadway towards In and Out for two vehicle street racing.
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Roger.
02:52
DC confirm response for Bridgeville fire.
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Bridgeville fire responding 2334.
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