Medic transports man after collision near Moross Rd, Detroit MI
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel transported a 29-year-old man from a two‑car collision near Moross Rd in Detroit. His vehicle struck the rear of a semi. He was alert, restrained, with airbags deployed, and reported neck and back pain. Paramedics took him to St. John Hospital for evaluation.
Audio|Heard on: Wayne MI Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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St. John, this is Medic 74 Bravo.
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St. John, go ahead.
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St. John’s, this is Medic 74 Bravo coming in priority two trauma with a 29-year-old male.
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He was involved in a two-car collision today.
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Patient was traveling approximately 30 miles per hour when a semi turned in front of him and he rear-ended the semi.
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Airbags deployed.
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Patient was restrained.
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There was no loss of consciousness.
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Patient is not on board centers.
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He is complaining of neck and back pain at this time.
00:42
We’ve got him C-collared.
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He is alert and oriented, GCS of 15.
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No other obvious injuries noted.
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Vitals are as follows.
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Blood pressure 118 over 78, heart rate 88.
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SpO2 at 99%, respirations about 22 and regular.
01:03
Blood sugar 140.
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ETA about 7 minutes.
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You got anything further?
01:15
Nothing further upon arrival.
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Location mentioned:
Moross Rd, Detroit, MI 48236
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