Male injured after falling off horse and being kicked at polo club
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Montgomery MD MCFR 7H2 CNSLT 1 (Hospital) Group Calls
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This is a patient consult.
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Hey suburban, this is medic 731.
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I'm bringing you a (number withheld) year old male, fell off a horse and was kicked twice to the face.
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No loss of consciousness.
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This is informational consult only for a category C trauma.
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How do you copy?
00:18
Copy that.
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Patient was at the polo club up in Poolesville, was riding the horse, flipped over the front of the horse.
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Circle back around and ran past him, kicking him twice in the face.
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We arrived, found patient laying.
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Patient was sitting up on the ground, alert and oriented.
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Patient is mainly Spanish speaking, was able to get a translator.
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There was no LOC.
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Pain is located only to the front of the face where he has two lacerations, one at the forehead and one at the bridge of the nose.
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Patient is complaining of midline.
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Neck pain. We do have a cervical collar.
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No loss of her deficits in the extremities.
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Everything's PMS times four.
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Trauma assessment shows I don't see any bruising or swelling anywhere other than in the face.
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No pain anywhere, like I said, stated other than the face and the neck.
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Patient was wearing a helmet.
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Vitals are as follows: pulse rate is 84,
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normal sinus rhythm, blood oxygen 98%, blood pressure is 157 over 94,
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GCS is 15.
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Like I said, we're out in Poolesville, so we're going to have a little bit of a drive ahead.
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It's going to be about 30 to thirty-five minutes.
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Do you need any other information?
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I am 30 . Can you call me when you are about 15 to 10 min out?
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Yes, I can.
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I can call you back.
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Oh, you can just leave that call channel.
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Understood.
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I'll call you on the general line if anything changes, and I'll call you in 10 to 15 minutes.
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