Patient injured in vehicle rollover near Citracado Parkway, Escondido CA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services responded to a patient injured in a vehicle rollover involving heavy equipment near Citracado Parkway. The patient was alert with minor abrasions to the head, stable vital signs, and intact movement and sensation in all extremities. The patient was en route to the hospital for evaluation.
Audio|Heard on: San Diego CA Hospital Group Calls
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02:22
Transcript:
00:00
Yeah, until he came to a stop about 20 ft from where he started.
00:06
Patient has total recall the event like I say before pain.
00:12
Like I said, patient pulse motor and sensor are all intact and patient's able to move all these extremities.
00:20
His lung sounds are clear by room air period 18.
00:24
BP is 148 over 73.
00:27
I need to establish.
00:29
I'm actually feeling all sorts of pain.
00:31
Somebody helped you.
00:32
Two out of ten, you're about here.
00:34
I'm stating this is probably just because of the mechanism engine as well as for the fall.
00:41
You made a really rough pass angle.
00:43
It was slow.
00:45
Someone walking up and how do you call them? Some hands of these did get out.
00:49
But other than that, running out to your facility with about a three or four minute ETA.
00:55
Is there anything else in graph for you guys?
00:59
So during the roll, did the patient's head have any injury or get rolled on or anything? This is like an open compartment vehicle.
01:10
Yeah, Palomar.
01:11
This is an open compartment vehicle.
01:13
However, the patient was restraining.
01:15
He remained inside of the heavy equipment.
01:17
Like I stated before, there are some very, very minor abrasions to the top of his head.
01:22
But for the most part, he looks like to be fine.
01:26
There's negative outward signs of any visible trauma.
01:31
Confirming there's no neuro deficits and you have good distal pulse movement sensation all four extremities?
01:40
Yes, Todd. That's affirmative.
01:41
Good distal pulses.
01:42
Patient's able to move all extremities freely and pulse motor and sensor are intact on all extremities.
01:49
Um,
01:50
I can speak for what you're saying here.
01:54
First of all, that do it is the same with us? Do you do it with Ross?
01:58
Yeah, I'll do a palliative for a lot of patient.
02:01
It was pretty minor at the time.
02:04
He's in like a location that's a little more challenging.
02:06
Really good.
02:08
On him, other than like we're pulling up to your back door right now.
02:14
Okay, the trauma nurse is going to meet you at the back.
02:16
We're going to resource this patient and upgrade as needed.
02:21
Copy that. Thank you, Palmer.
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Location mentioned:
Citracado Parkwy, Escondido, CA 92029
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