Medical helicopter brings burn victim to hospital, Columbus OH
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a medical helicopter transported an elderly male to Ohio State University Medical Center after he experienced respiratory arrest following exposure to a house fire. The patient sustained burns and abrasions and was intubated before arrival.
Audio|Heard on: Fairfield OH Hospital Group Calls
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01:10
Transcript:
00:00
Good afternoon,
00:01
Ohio State University Medical Center, this is AirEvac 1007 with approximately a 13-minute ETA to your pad.
00:06
This is going to be a transfer from Knox Community Hospital.
00:09
On board, we have a 74-year-old male.
00:11
Chief complaint is respiratory arrest,
00:14
post-cardiac arrest.
00:16
Patient was found by a neighbor outside a burning house.
00:18
CPR was initiated by the neighbor.
00:23
Patient was alert and oriented per EMS upon their arrival.
00:27
Patient was RSI'd by EMS for airway protection.
00:31
Patient shows signs of trauma to forehead, both upper arms, and back, abrasions, and second-degree burns.
00:41
Current vitals: heart rate 51, sinus brady, blood pressure 100 systolic, end-tidal 30, 98% on ventilator.
00:52
Patient has a rectal temperature of 94.3, unknown downtime outside.
00:58
Patient has three IV lines, unknown blood centers.
01:01
If you have no questions or additional orders, we'll be at your pad in approximately 10 minutes.
01:08
That's clear.
01:09
We'll see you in the trauma bay.
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Location mentioned:
W 10th Ave, Columbus, OH 43210
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