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75[1] ECC suspicious culver's garage. 75. They're going to be up top level. 104-5-1-2-2-5-1-2-2-0.
32, their sister is here responding for a sick person at 545 where you see (name withheld). 2,100. It's going to be in the therapy center, patients in the gym, straight through the door. See, through, sorry. This is the C, 7.
Okay, I'm (name withheld). I'll listen from Buckingham five sold, one hour five zero of fuel. It's going to be an alpha trauma to the abdomen with visible intestines. Demodynamically stable at this time trying to get access. Okay, and (name withheld) just confirmed ULF1 your observer crew member behind, correct? That's correct. We're gonna go back and take him up after. Okay, very good, 1228. I'll get that alpha alert out. (name withheld) is there confirming 24 to 4 year old mail. That's correct. Okay, thank you, 1228. Com (name withheld) will take a position for a report. Okay, (name withheld) (name withheld), stand by this frequency. UVA, the (name withheld), ready for a report? Okay, it's (name withheld). You're on about eight minutes to the helipad, about 10 minutes to the trauma bay with a 24-year-old male inmate, victim of multiple stab lives. Currently patient is alert looking around current set of vital heart rate of 75. Blood pressure is 146 over 76. Presbytery rate 21 setting greater than 95% on room air. He does have two stab wounds to the left shoulder, also a stab room to the abdomen with intestines visible. He has equal bilateral breath sounds, no active bleeding. We've just obtained one point of access. an 18 gauge and we'll be there in about 10 minutes to the trauma bay. Sounds good, we'll see you when you get here. Okay, Dr. (name withheld) from Medcom. I just want to verify, initial report had said that he had wounds to the head. Does he have any wounds to the head? No obvious injury to the scalp. He does have one appearance laceration superficial to the right forehead. Okay, very good, thank you. East telepath for your arrival, East Telepath, no report to didn't mind traffic this time. You're clear to land at your policy discretion. Will you need any offload assistance? No offload assistance necessary and east telepath. Okay, very good at 1237.
UVA Medical Control Helicopter Central One. Central One, go ahead for UVMECOM. Yes, ma'am, we're going to be bringing in a trauma patient coming from Prince Edward County. ETA do you guys about twenty minutes, twenty minutes to the pad. Let us know when you're ready to report. Central One, standby. Take a report. You have a doctor on the line. Go ahead with this report. Simple. So, (name withheld), we're going to be inbound with a 59-year-old male injuries from the fall. The fall occurred last night, somewhere after twelve thirty, was found this morning around eight thirty by his fiance laying in the garage. Fall down approximately four stairs upon her finding him. He had a normal meditation, significant head trauma. Currently we have a very less swollen eye, possible barrel orbital fracture, hematoma to the left side of forehead, as well as some nasal swelling and swelling to his lips. He is able to move his hands, but currently does not have full sensation of his upper extremities, does have strong radial pulses, as well as good movement and sensation in his lower extremities. Would you have a C caller in place for spinal medialization?
