Patient flown after crash near Hennessey, Hennessey OK

00:00

Could I please get a phone patch through to OU to the trauma side for patient report, please?

00:08

Okay, stand by.

00:14

Three one, just to confirm, you have an adult patient.

00:17

Is that correct?

00:19

That is correct, yes ma'am.

00:20

We're going to the adult side.

00:26

Go ahead with patient report on Kingfisher Tower.

00:31

Good evening, this is Airvac 131.

00:33

Coming to you with a scene flight out of Hennessey.

00:36

Patient today is a 34-year-old male.

00:40

Chief complaint of abdominal injury secondary to an MVC.

00:44

Patient was a backseat restrained passenger whenever they T-boned another vehicle at approximately 770 miles per hour.

00:53

Patient denied hitting his head or.

00:55

Experiencing loss of consciousness during the event.

00:57

However, he is now complaining of abdominal pain.

01:00

He does have a very significant seatbelt sign as well as abdominal tenderness and distension.

01:06

He is very high likelihood of a hot abdomen.

01:10

He's currently A and O times four with a GCS of 15 .

01:14

Last taken set of vital signs.

01:16

We've got a pulse rate of 65 showing sinus rhythm.

01:20

He is satting 97% on room air.

01:24

Our last pressure was 110 over 78.

01:26

That's 110 over 78.

01:29

For access, he got bilateral 18-gauge IVs.

01:31

He has had so far

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550 micrograms of fentanyl.

01:37

Got normal saline as well as plasma being administered.

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He's also had 2 grams of TXA.

01:43

Should be landing your facility in about twenty-eight minutes.

01:47

And the seatbelt signs and abdominal pain is his only outward sign of trauma.

01:52

You guys have any further questions for us before we get there?

01:59

No, we are good.

02:00

Thank you.

02:02

And oh, you just if you are still there, I would expect at least two more patients from this scene.

02:07

It's going to be a three-aircraft scene.

Patient flown after crash near Hennessey

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