Medical helicopter transporting stable patient to hospital, Charlottesville VA
Medical EmergencyA medical helicopter is transporting a patient who is alert but slow to respond. The patient had a brief low blood pressure episode but is currently stable with normal vital signs. The medical crew is administering medication and fluids to stabilize the patient during transport to the hospital.
Audio|Source: UVA Helicopter Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Patient is as-billed.
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Currently alert oriented point three, but slow and slow to respond.
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Current vital signs as follows, heart rate 11, blood pressure 114 over 83, setting 99% on 2 liters, respiratory rate of 25.
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If we had a brief hypotensive period, a limo is named outbox to 12 mics per minute.
00:20
We also add invasive present and are currently in the process of giving a 250 salient bolus. As I said, current blood pressure is 114 over 83.
00:37
Helicopter medical crew is administering levetiracetam and saline boluses. You guys should start with pressure as well.
00:44
Yeah, time four. We also administered vasopressin, vasopressin, 0.003.
00:53
Understood, I will pass this information along to the receiving unit and you are going to 4 West 4192.
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Second copies, seconds copy, 4 West and West Telepeton sign a second.
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Location mentioned:
Near Ray C. Hunt Dr Suite 2100, Charlottesville, VA 22903
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