Child with facial wounds from dog bite near Children's Dr, Columbus OH
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a child near Children's Dr appears to have sustained facial injuries from a dog bite. The wounds include two small cuts and one puncture. The airway is intact and vital signs are stable. The incident seems to have occurred about 45 minutes before transport.
Audio|Heard on: Franklin OH Hospital Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
01:7
Transcript:
00:00
20 was the round of the nine-year-old male coming from home.
00:06
Patient has sustained two lacerations and one puncture wound at the left side of his face due to a dog bite.
00:11
Now that's happened approximately 45 minutes ago.
00:14
No other injuries, no bleeding on e-val.
00:17
At a heart rate of 112, D.P.
00:19
110 over 74.
00:20
Resper is 20, remire sat's 97%.
00:25
PTA 5 to 7.
00:28
Okay, just to make sure to be clear, you said he has two lacerations on the left-right side phase from a dog bite, correct?
00:39
Yes, two small lacerations, each less than one inch, and one small puncture wound to the left side of his face near his gear.
00:47
And is the airway intact?
00:51
Confirmative.
00:52
Is that clear? And can I get some heart rate respers in tallstocks one more time?
01:00
Heart rate's 116, resters 20, cell stock's 98%.
01:05
I'm happy.
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Location mentioned:
Children's Dr, Columbus, OH 43205
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