Air transport of self-harm patient to Medical City Denton, Denton TX
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, air Evac 130 transported a 42-year-old man from Ardmore, Oklahoma, to Medical City Denton after he reportedly injured his wrists in a self-harm incident. Law enforcement applied a tourniquet at the scene, and the patient was alert during transport. He also reported meth use.
Audio|Heard on: West End Grayson County
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01:12
Transcript:
00:00
Good afternoon, Medical City Denton.
00:01
This is Air Evac 130 coming to you with a scene flight out of Ardmore, Oklahoma.
00:06
Have a 42-year-old male patient with self-inflicted injuries.
00:12
He cut his wrist with a knife.
00:16
The left wrist has superficial bleeding controlled.
00:19
The right wrist has deeper tissue injury down to the muscle.
00:24
Law enforcement placed a tourniquet on his right arm before we arrived.
00:32
Bleeding is controlled on it as well.
00:35
He is awake, alert, and somewhat oriented.
00:39
Admitted to meth use.
00:42
Great.
00:43
Blood pressure is 192 over 110.
00:47
He's sinus rhythm on the monitor about 78 to 80.
00:51
He is breathing about 36 times a minute, oxygen saturation 96% on four liters at this time.
00:58
We have an IV established for you.
01:01
ETA to your helipad is about.
01:09
Five minutes.
01:10
Do you have any further questions or orders?
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Location mentioned:
S Interstate 35, Denton, TX 76210
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