Elderly man injured in fall with finger wounds, Stanford CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 95-year-old man fell and suffered finger skin injuries on his right hand. He has no loss of consciousness or head or back pain. Medical responders are transporting him to Stanford Medical Center.
Audio|Heard on: San Mateo CA Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Good evening, this is Stanford,
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AMR Medic 8, coming to code 2, ETA is in attendance.
00:05
On board, I have a 95-year-old male patient with right hand injuries.
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With avulsions,
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three of the fingers.
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I have a 95 male at a fall,
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no loss of consciousness, no head or back pain.
00:22
He is on eloquist, patient ANO4, GCS of 15, five lines.
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Blood pressure, 171 over 78.
00:31
Heart rate 70,
00:34
90% in room air.
00:35
Blood sugar is 130.
00:36
And we're coming Code 2, ETA 7-10 minutes, do you copy?
00:44
So he has avulsions on three of his fingers of the right hand, like it's been skinned.
00:53
It's just the skin on the knuckles on three of his fingers.
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Minute.
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Stanford, Ira, go ahead.
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Location mentioned:
Pasteur Dr, Stanford, CA 94305
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