Motorcyclist injured in crash near Citracado Parkway, Escondido CA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, paramedics responded to a motorcycle collision near Citracado Parkway in Escondido. A male rider, approximately in his twenties, was reportedly ejected after losing control and striking a parked vehicle at moderate speed. He sustained a broken clavicle and was conscious but in pain. The individual was transported to Palomar Hospital for evaluation as a moderate trauma case.
Audio|Heard on: San Diego CA Hospital Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
03:45
Transcript:
00:00
Palomar, Medic 82 moderate status trauma.
00:03
We're going to come to you.
00:05
A 22-year-old male patient.
00:06
Palomar, I have a 22-year-old male involved in a motorcycle crash.
00:15
Run number is (number withheld).
00:24
Sorry, we're moving here, so it's hard for me to read.
00:27
This person went to pick up a motorcycle this evening.
00:31
It was their first motorcycle and I'm an experienced rider.
00:33
I was going to drive it out of the parking lot.
00:36
Basically they accelerated abruptly and popped the clutch.
00:40
It sent them across the parking lot.
00:41
They were able to brake at the last second but still collided with a parked vehicle about 20 to 25 miles per hour.
00:48
Intrusion on the vehicle that was hit.
00:51
Front fork on the bike broken.
00:55
Head to toe on patient.
00:56
Patient is alert.
01:00
They have a broken right clavicle.
01:03
It seems to be mid-clavicular.
01:05
Moving all four extremities equally.
01:08
But they are very weak and in a lot of pain.
01:14
Abdomen soft, non-tender, remaining trauma assessment negative for significant findings.
01:19
Sinus rhythm on cardiac monitor, blood pressure 125 over 84, 98% on room air.
01:26
18 respirations, shallow.
01:29
Complains of chest pain but lungs are clear and chest rise is normal.
01:41
Patient seated comfortably.
01:45
IV established, normal saline TKO.
01:49
Request to administer fentanyl en route.
01:54
Keep the blood pressure, please.
01:58
125 over 84.
02:03
Copy that, Medic 82.
02:04
He appears appropriate for fentanyl, no drugs or alcohol detected.
02:12
No medical history, no allergies noted.
02:17
Was the rider separated from the motorcycle? Trying to determine trauma bay needs.
02:28
If it's an activation.
02:31
The rider was tossed about five to six feet and rolled onto their side several times.
02:41
Yes, technically ejected from the bike.
02:45
Main reason for moderate trauma code even though patient is hemodynamically stable.
02:54
Wanted to ensure communication.
02:58
Sounds good.
02:59
Best spot for patient is the trauma bay.
03:01
What is your ETA?
03:05
ETA to Palomar about 20 to 25 minutes.
03:09
We'll phone you five minutes out.
03:14
Copy that.
03:16
Provide a five-minute heads-up and recontact with updates.
03:21
If not, we'll see you in 20–25 minutes.
03:24
Nothing further for me.
03:26
2110. There we go.
03:28
82 copies, thanks.
03:31
Medic 82, are you available?
03:34
Dom, our Medic 82.
03:35
Administering zipan and fentanyl.
03:39
Go ahead.
03:41
No worries.
03:42
I forgot to ask.
03:43
Did the rider have full gear on, was a helmet used?
Disclaimer:
This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
Citracado Parkwy, Escondido, CA 92029
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