Traffic collision near E 10 Mile Rd, Warren MI
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders assisted a 43-year-old man following a vehicle collision near East 10 Mile Road in Warren, Michigan. The man had rib pain and neck tenderness and was taken to Henry Ford Warren Hospital. Airbags deployed, and he was wearing a cervical collar during transport.
Audio|Heard on: Macomb MI Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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24, this is Sterling Heights Alpha Four, party three with a 43-year-old male, patient was involved in an MVA.
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Patient was traveling about, he states 10 miles an hour through Schoenherr or Metro Parkway.
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The other vehicle is traveling the full rate of speed.
00:16
Approximately forty-five.
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When his passenger side with it, he was the driver of that vehicle though.
00:23
Airbag's deployed.
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He's a no times four GCS 15, breathing regularly,
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complaining of right-sided rib pain,
00:31
falls from neck tenderness.
00:34
Blood pressure is 116 over sixty-eight or grade ninety-five.
00:39
Oxygen's 100%.
00:40
Respirations are 18.
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Unlabored.
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Said he is a no times four.
00:44
For GCS 15, there's no deformities or bruising upon examination.
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We do have them in a C collar.
00:54
We're about 5 min from your facility unless you require anything further.
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Location mentioned:
E 10 Mile Rd, Warren, MI 48093
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