Man injured after apparent strangulation assault
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San Diego CA ALS PAL (Hospital) Group Calls
02:14
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Palomar RA 142.
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Palomar Medic 11.
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Medic 11, can you stand by? I have another call.
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Affirm. 142, go ahead.
00:19
Palomar RA 142 en route to your facility with a special consideration.
00:25
About a 10-minute ETA.
00:28
I'm uploading your incident to you.
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Last four is going to be (number withheld).
00:32
34-year-old male.
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Chief complaint is going to be chest pain.
00:37
Positive for strangulation and positive for loss of consciousness.
00:44
Copy that. You can go ahead with the patient trying to harm himself.
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33-year-old male, trauma call.
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Patient's just complaining of pain to his face, head, as well as neck.
01:00
Denied any back pain.
01:03
Does have a.
01:04
To the chest, just some redness, some swelling to his neck and to his lip.
01:11
Well, it looks like he just kind of has some bleeding from the inside of his mouth, as well as some bruising to his lip.
01:19
However, I don't have a trauma.
01:27
You are breaking up.
01:30
Again, positive LOC, negative for any centers, but he does have a history of pacemaker.
01:36
Vital signs are all uploaded to you.
01:38
Just have him in a C collar and an 18 gauge established on the right AC.
01:43
Again, about a seven-minute ETA to your facility.
01:46
Anything else I can get for you?
01:53
Are the vitals stable? Because there is no upload.
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I apologize, it was posted.
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Blood sugar is one two over 65 .
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Heart rate of 60 .
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Basic rhythm on the monitor.
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I am sitting at 97 % .
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Copy that. We'll see you when you hear any significant change.
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