Medical team transports elderly man after head injury, San Marcos CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, an elderly man fell from standing and hit the back of his head. He has no loss of consciousness or blood thinners. He is being transported to Kaiser St. Marcos Hospital with a 25-minute estimated arrival time.
Audio|Heard on: San Diego CA Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Thank you. This is, uh, Entente.
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One of an abelis transport for BIS 213, we're going to go to Cajas for Marcos.
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That's 25-minute ETA.
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Same with the gunner here, 2025,
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131918. That's 13118.
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We'll wrap down Cina, private, Redmond, 295-year-old male winner, approximately 930 pounds.
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Chief Complaints, it's going to be head pain post-haul.
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with his wife Walker when he had a mechanical trick and fall from his standing position falling onto a hard surface striking the back of his head onto the towel surface negative for any LLC no blood thinners didn't notice any signs of trauma to the back of the head
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We'll give you a list of medications upon arrival.
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As far as streaming, we do have them laying supine on our journey with a CGLAR put in place.
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And BLS-213 is looking to transfer over to Kaiser St.
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Marcus with approximately a 25-minute EPA.
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How do you copy?
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Location mentioned:
Rush Dr, San Marcos, CA 92078
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