Driver treated after vehicle crash on Main St, Fort Worth TX
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, an ambulance transported a 33-year-old man to John Peter Smith Hospital in Fort Worth after a motor vehicle accident near South Main St. He appeared to have taken an unknown substance and received Narcan. He was stable with minor visible injuries and no major trauma reported.
Audio|Heard on: Tarrant TX Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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JPS Fort Worth Medic 24 Priority 2 traffic.
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Go ahead.
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I have a thirty-three year old male involved in a motor vehicle accident going approximately 30 mph, positive airbag deployment, no loss of consciousness.
00:17
He was initially walking and talking on scene.
00:20
Admits taking an unknown substance.
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He is currently GCS three.
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All vital signs are stable.
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He has a heart rate of 102.
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Blood pressure of 192 over 106.
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Currently breathing at a rate of 27 times per minute, SpO2 of 98 on room air.
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He has bilateral 18s in both arms and has 0.5 of Narcan on board.
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ETA of about 10 minutes.
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Any questions?
00:47
Any signs of trauma?
00:51
Only signs of trauma are an abrasion on the left shin.
00:54
No other obvious trauma and no complaints upon initial assessment when he was still talking.
00:59
Received, D point arrival.
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Location mentioned:
S Main St, Fort Worth, TX 76104
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