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13-year-old girl injured at bakery in rural area, Santa Ysabel CA
Medical EmergencyA 13-year-old girl sustained a head injury after falling at Dudley's Bakery near CA-78 in rural San Diego County. Emergency medical and fire units are coordinating to transport her by medical helicopter.
Audio|Heard on: Rural San Diego County CAL FIRE and USFS
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Transcript:
00:00
Medical flight landing at Dudley's Bakery with Patrol 55 as ground contact for a head injury.
00:27
156 Ndago.
00:31
Fisher 18, Airways status, please.
00:38
The airway is clear. Patient is approximately 110 pounds, 13-year-old female.
00:48
Fresh 55 copies, thank you.
00:50
March 55, 0856.
00:56
41 to the LV.
01:00
0859.
01:05
Calling.
01:08
That's permanent makes a turn.
01:15
555, 321 on midair 1.
01:19
Reach 21, brush 55, go ahead.
01:23
Good morning.
01:24
Reach 21 here.
01:25
We're showing about seven minutes out from Bedleads.
01:27
We're just calling to see if you have patient weight and airway status for us.
01:31
A 13-year-old female fell with a head injury.
01:35
Patient airway patent and weight is 110 pounds.
01:41
For each 211 copies all.
01:43
We appreciate it.
01:44
We'll give an LZ[1] briefing when we're a little closer.
01:47
Brush 55 copies.
01:49
We're currently waiting down your LZ[1] also.
01:52
For each phone copies, are you any chance you know if there's going to be a ride along with this station?
01:58
Not at this time, I believe it came from a summer camp type setting.
Police codes explained
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LZ: Landing Zone (for helicopter)
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Location mentioned:
CA-78, Santa Ysabel, CA 92070
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