Patient airlifted for treatment of brain bleed after fall, Newberry MI
Medical EmergencyA patient who fell while intoxicated is being airlifted from Newberry Joy Hospital to another medical center for treatment of a brain bleed known as a subdural hemorrhage. The patient is stable during transport.
Audio|Source: Straits Area Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Clare, Northern, McLaren, McLaren, this is Kinross, Helfo-172, Enroote Air Facility from my Michigan Sioux, Patty Pappy. This is McLaren, go ahead. Please. McLaren, McLaren, McLaren, Northern, this is Kinross, Huffle 172, in-routher facility from Correction, Halling-Newberry Joy Hospital, with patient initials TM.
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T.M, date of birth 92560. Patient is coming to your facility for subdural hemorrhage at this time, reported falling after having ETOH[1] on board. Patient is currently resting on our cot comfortably, normal sinus on the monitor, heart rate of 85, blood pressure of 124 over 82, respiratory rate of 14, SPO2 of 96% on room air.
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There's a 20-gauge IV established in the left forearm. Unless you're requiring anything further, we're going to be about MFO. Do we get the lights inside the cells of Medium A-off?
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
ETOH: Alcohol On Board
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Location mentioned:
Near W Harrie St, Newberry, MI 49868
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