Medical emergency with hand laceration on U.S. Rte 1, Petersburg VA
Medical EmergencyA medical emergency occurred on U.S. Rte 1 in Petersburg involving a patient with a laceration to the right hand and wrist. Emergency responders set up a helicopter landing zone and multiple fire and EMS units responded to provide care. Bleeding was controlled before transport by air care.
Audio|Source: Petersburg Fire/Rescue
05:51
Transcript:
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They're going to be the helicopter contact.
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Are you direct when they want to land the helicopter by hole number 1? engine 4,
00:12
copy howl? LZ[1] command.
00:15
Hole number 1.
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Engine 4, if you pull back to where the country called Pro Shop is, if you're familiar with that, you'll see me stand and I'm going to land the helicopter right here.
00:34
Engine 4, the last unit, I'm not familiar with the complex where you're at.
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Look straight ahead.
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Copy Peterborough is our location.
00:48
Foreman.
00:56
Motion 5, can you advise on the condition of the second patient?
01:07
Stand by one missed two.
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What type? One.
01:23
Copy a laceration to the right hand.
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Copy laceration to the right hand.
01:33
Copy laceration to the right hand.
01:38
Mr.
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(name withheld), do you have any luck with mutual aid for the two pending calls?
01:54
That's negative on being enjoyed at this time. I'm on the phone with slice a day.
01:59
So we're on further.
02:06
That's all right. Okay, thank you.
02:11
Peter River from May 12.
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Medi-12.
02:24
Medi-12 clearance service is outside.
02:26
Are there still units needed for the incident that multiple apparatus was across the
02:32
affirmative? You could respond as well 50 Flint Road. One-two-five-dell Flint Road. Touch it up with Peterford over time.
02:38
Contact me for 8. I have a license back on the endline now.
02:41
Only two operators.
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Copy. Medi-Cloor respondent.
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12th, Flink Road.
02:54
I'm happy to respond.
03:02
I'm happy to respond. That's all you're going to flight.
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Precure pragmatic.
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Foremores. It's all set.
03:14
I'm sorry.
03:16
What's how do you want from Petersburg?
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What's all you want?
03:22
Licenseback number four is unavailable at this time. Licenseback is going to call back. They're checking the availability of air care aegis.
03:37
Copy. Can you check with MedPloid's availability as well, please?
03:42
I'll copy.
03:46
Also, are we, or do we have an update or anything further?
03:57
Here's for standby for update.
04:04
Flank command or any available unit from Medi12, upon our arrival, aside from Stretcher and ALS[2]back, do we need any specialized lifting movement equipment?
04:21
This is for the time was going to be a second flight command. Medic 12.
04:27
Get a patient with a laceration to the wrist, bleeding is controlled at this time. You can come behind Engine 4 to be able to walk the patient to your unit.
04:39
Cover that behind, engine 4, patient will be able to be able to be laceration, will us bring weighting control.
05:03
Plank World Command from Petersburg.
05:05
That's how you want from Petersburg.
05:11
I have license back on landline at this time. They have accepted to admission.
05:17
It will be an EPA 6 minutes once airborne.
05:24
Just confirming you about 6 minutes?
05:27
That's affirmative 6 minute EPA once airborne.
05:33
Copy and that is Lightyback, correct?
05:37
Affirmative Lightyback call back coming out of UCU.
05:43
Copy, thank you. Correction, the request is made through license, EAC, however, it's going to be Air Care Eagle Responding.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
LZ: Landing Zone (helicopter landing area)
[2]
ALS: Advanced Life Support backup
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Location mentioned:
U.S. Rte 1, Petersburg, VA
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