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we are inbound to Rivers Health.
00:01
ETA is going to be about 10 min .
00:03
ALS with a fifty-year-old male ATV wreck with ejection.
00:10
Patient is complaining of left collarbone, shoulder pain, left rib and abdomen pain.
00:18
He did have numbness and guarding.
00:21
We're going to call this one a P two trauma just based on provider's suspicion.
00:28
Pulse is 84 and sinus on the monitor.
00:34
He's on three liters nasal cannula for comfort.
00:38
Has a heart history, allergic to penicillin and codeine.
00:44
We have bilateral trauma to his wrist.
00:47
He's had four Zofran and 75 Lexa fentanyl.
00:52
He is pale colored, has a complaint of neck and back pain.
00:58
No suspicion of head injury.
01:01
Pupils are equal and reactive.
01:03
He does have a large abrasion to the left cheek and face.
01:08
He also has an abrasion to the bridge of his nose near his eyebrows.
01:13
Other than that, rapid tunnel is negative for the remainder.
01:17
Officer number is (number withheld) .
01:21
He's also had about 800 of normal saline.
01:28
All right, did he take a blood thinner and he said no loss of consciousness?
01:36
Unfortunately, he's 446 , but he thinks that he does take a blood thinner.
01:44
Okay, through the EKG, he takes seventy-five mics of fentanyl, and he maybe takes a blood thinner.
01:50
(number withheld) .
01:54
(number withheld), got it.
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