Medical transport to UNC Emergency Department, Chapel Hill NC
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel transported a patient with a possible subdural hematoma from Moore County to the UNC Emergency Department for treatment. The patient was conscious and monitored during transfer.
Audio|Heard on: Yancey NC EMS-Tac Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
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You can show us en route Moore County Emergency Department.
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This is Alpha.
00:05
I think Eleven, do you have a channel for them or do you need me to call them and let them know you're on the way?
00:10
We already confirmed that the patient was going through Moore County Emergency Department.
00:15
If you want to, you can call them and give them a heads up.
00:19
One two, be back.
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12, go ahead.
00:23
12 is assignment complete.
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Good copy, life flight.
00:27
12, we have a trauma yellow going to UNC in the ED.
00:31
We're in the ED red zone hallway bed four.
00:33
Stand by for your info.
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Direct, we're on scene.
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Life flight 12.
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ED red zone hallway bed four patient with subdural hematoma.
00:45
Going to UNC ED cardiac monitor, saline lock.
00:49
One hundred and twenty-two kilograms.
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The patient is alert and oriented.
00:51
Once either acting route on scene.
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Location mentioned:
Manning Dr Basement, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
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