Woman restrained with minor injuries and vomiting en route, Charleston SC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services are transporting a 43-year-old woman to the hospital. She has minor injuries to her chin and left wrist, is vomiting, is uncooperative, and has been physically restrained. Police are escorting the ambulance to the hospital.
Audio|Heard on: Charleston SC Hospital Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
01:20
Transcript:
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EMS
00:01
E.S. E.S.D.2.
00:05
We are coming to you with a 43-year-old female, but it's 43.
00:10
Actually, complete tonight, it's going to be a minor surface trauma.
00:16
She has a separation to her chin.
00:19
Right, calm, and left wrist.
00:22
Patients also presenting with vomiting.
00:25
She is extremely uncooperative and in significant emotional distress.
00:31
She is currently restrained.
00:35
We have PD following.
00:38
We have an SPO2 of 97,
00:41
a pulse rate of 80.
00:44
Her last blood pressure was 122 over 52, 122, 122, 122 over 5.2.
00:51
We are about 10 minutes out.
00:54
Do you have any questions orders?
00:57
Can you repeat the chief complaint?
01:00
Chief complaint is minor surface trauma and vomiting.
01:05
Tend you a CET trust in the LF 82.
01:08
Okay.
01:11
Is GPS 15 there?
01:14
Patient doesn't do drinking alcohol, denies any other use.
01:19
Time on arrival one was clear.
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Location mentioned:
Jonathan Lucas St, Charleston, SC 29425
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