Medical team treats fall injury near Riverside Hospital, Columbus OH
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, columbus Fire crews transported a 76-year-old woman to Riverside Methodist Hospital after she reportedly tripped over a vacuum cord and injured her knee. She remained alert with stable vital signs and no signs of stroke. Paramedics noted a prior knee replacement and steady condition during transport.
Audio|Heard on: Franklin OH Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Columbus Fire Medic Eighty-Nine to Riverside.
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Medic Eighty-Nine, this is Riverside.
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You can go ahead.
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We're currently en route through facility with an alert and oriented 76-year-old female.
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Chief complaint is a left knee injury, left knee pain.
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She tripped over a vacuum cleaner cord landing directly on her knees.
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Her knee was replaced 10 years ago and that is all she's complaining about at this time.
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No loss of consciousness.
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GCS of 15. She remembers the entire event.
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No signs of stroke.
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Again, only the left side.
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Knee pain at this time.
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The fall was witnessed.
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Got a blood pressure of 128 over 78.
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Had a pulse rate of 100 upon our arrival, ninety-six percent room air.
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We'll see you guys in about five.
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Anything further for us at this time?
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We'll see in five. It was that clear.
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Location mentioned:
Olentangy River Rd, Columbus, OH 43214
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