Elderly hospice patient injured in fall at hospital parkway, Escondido CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, an elderly male hospice patient fell and suffered a head laceration, skin tears, and shoulder pain. He briefly lost consciousness. EMS was notified, hospice was informed, and the patient was transported for evaluation near Citracado Parkway in Escondido.
Audio|Heard on: San Diego CA Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
All right, this is Palomar on the ALS radio.
00:02
I didn't hear who hailed in, but I think I heard special consideration.
00:05
Go ahead.
00:07
Ending in 2-842.
00:10
Down to asphalt.
00:12
About a one-inch full thickness laceration.
00:14
It was left frontal.
00:15
He has skin tears to his left hand and has left shoulder pain.
00:19
Patient lost consciousness.
00:20
He does take eloquist.
00:24
Bystanders found him alert.
00:25
That's when they acted 911.
00:28
Patient is also on hospice, hospice system made aware.
00:33
Bottle sign has been uploaded to you.
00:34
We banished his wounds.
00:35
We have him in full spinal precautions lying on our gurney.
00:37
We have 18 gates for our ID.
00:39
Anything else thank you for you for your question?
00:41
Consideration, our common nurse will be standing by and we'll see you upon arrival.
00:44
You are clear at 1648, thanks.
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Location mentioned:
Citracado Parkwy, Escondido, CA 92029
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