Minor injuries in suv collision at Escondido parkway, Escondido CA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 43-year-old male driver in a small SUV had a front collision at about 50 mph on Citracado Parkway in Escondido. The airbag deployed and the driver wore a seatbelt. He had minor injuries including abrasions on his left hand and chest tenderness but declined transport. He was fully alert and stayed on scene to retrieve personal items, advised to seek medical attention if chest pain continues.
Audio|Heard on: San Diego CA Hospital Group Calls
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02:24
Transcript:
00:00
Palomar Engine 135
00:04
Uh, 135 Palomar is that that 3rd patient in the MBA?
00:11
Yeah, that's affirmative.
00:12
I've uploaded my details.
00:16
How about 43-year-old now?
00:19
Yeah, that's affirmative.
00:20
Patient number three is a forty-three year old male.
00:23
He was the driver in a small SUV,
00:26
front impact rate of speed approximately 50 mph.
00:30
He was wearing his seatbelt.
00:32
Positive airbag deployment.
00:33
There was no LOC at contact time.
00:36
He was outside the vehicle fully oriented.
00:39
See once again, like I said, he had some visible abrasions to his left hand and wrist.
00:46
It appeared to be from the seatbelt and from the airbag.
00:49
He stated that he also had some chest tenderness upon visualization of palpitation.
00:55
There was no deformity or any signs of trauma.
00:58
He did have clear lung sounds bilaterally.
01:03
I think I uploaded the vitals, but they were all within normal limits.
01:07
He states that he'd like to remain on scene with the vehicle and relocate some of his personal property.
01:14
I believe that he's capable of making those decisions.
01:17
I've encouraged him to seek further medical attention if the tenderness in his chest persists.
01:22
Additionally, I told him to use a 1st aid kit to treat his wounds on his left hand.
01:27
How do you copy so far?
01:31
Will there be anybody else on scene like the tow truck driver or any family members or friends?
01:39
Yeah, so right now currently we have multiple PD units on scene and the tow truck drivers.
01:46
And he's sitting resting comfortably on the curb outside of normal traffic way waiting for I believe his spouse to come and pick him up.
01:57
All right, very good.
01:58
Sounds like you've given the patient very good instruction for delayed traumatic findings.
02:04
We can close out a major order.
02:07
Yeah, I copy that.
02:08
Like I said, he's been ambulatory this whole time.
02:10
Appears to be in no visible distress from a distance.
02:13
And additionally, two skin signs were unremarkable.
02:19
Very good. Copy engine 135 clear.
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Location mentioned:
Citracado Parkwy, Escondido, CA 92029
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