49-year-old male injured in vehicle crash near Veterans Blvd, Redwood City CA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 49-year-old male vehicle driver crashed near Veterans Blvd and was initially unresponsive. Emergency responders applied an AED shock, restoring pulse. He is now breathing rapidly and was given Narcan. He is being transported to Kaiser Redwood City hospital.
Audio|Heard on: San Mateo CA Hospital Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
00:00
Uh, hey afternoon, Kaiser, it's Medicaid.
00:02
Where
00:03
Inbound code three, we're close by right outside, we'll be there in probably two minutes.
00:07
On the front of the approximately 49-year-old male, he was driving on the other side of veterans crashed into a car at a probably 25 miles per hour.
00:17
A patient was unresponsive.
00:20
The PD came attached their AED to provide one shock.
00:25
Fire had a good carotid pulse when they arrived.
00:27
Currently, he's breathing on his own just a little fast.
00:31
I did give him some I-E Narcan for pin 2.4s, unknown history, unknown med.
00:36
Corporate vitals are as follows.
00:38
Lowly taxing at 120.
00:40
Trying to get a 12-lead, his respiratory rate high at 30, end-tiles low at 22.
00:45
We're at 85% right now on a BVM.
00:49
We'll see you in about two minutes.
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Location mentioned:
Veterans Blvd, Redwood City, CA 94063
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