Patient transported after low-speed car accident, Round Rock TX
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 63-year-old male involved in a low-speed motor vehicle accident was transported by Medic 51 to Seton Hospital in Round Rock. The patient had right front vehicle damage, no neck or head pain, but was experiencing high blood pressure with a reading of 175 over 84. He was breathing normally, had no blood thinners, and was restrained during transport.
Audio|Heard on: Travis TX Hospital Group Calls
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00:52
Transcript:
00:00
Hey, see, you know, we're having for both our issues, but this is Medic 51, Georgetown transporting, Zero Facility, non-emerging with a 63-year-old male patient.
00:09
He was involved in a low, low-moving vehicle, motor vehicle accident with right front damage.
00:15
He's had zero little complaints of neck back in his headpane, so he is complaining of his high blood pressure.
00:22
He does have high blood pressure.
00:23
He does have high blood pressure right now.
00:24
It's 175 over 84.
00:26
Highway 192.
00:30
18 breaths per minute and we are looking at being at your facility give about 8 to 10 minutes.
00:39
Does the patient have any LSC and audio on blood thinners?
00:43
No blood thinners and no level of consciousness.
00:46
And patient was restrained, class.
00:50
All right, Ruma, I'm going to phone level.
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Location mentioned:
Seton Pkwy, Round Rock, TX 78665
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