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Two hundred and sixty-one.
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Two hundred and sixty-one.
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This is Griffith Way. You can go ahead with your call.
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Griffith Way, 200 and sixty-one.
00:09
We're going to upgrade this to a full trauma.
00:12
I don't know if it's.
00:18
He's vomiting. It looks like he's vomiting a lot of blood.
00:21
So I don't know if he ingested a lot of blood or if it's vomited a lot.
00:28
Voltage have not changed, but
00:32
I'll use them when we get there.
00:37
Okay, give me 1 s .
00:40
The RN that took your report just said she went on a break.
00:44
She should be back within 1 min .
00:45
Like I don't know anything about this patient, so, but it looks like she had written down he's a male, bicycle accident, 25 miles per hour, had a helmet,
00:55
no LOC, and a nosebleed.
00:57
Correct? Did we make him a trauma source or is he a regular patient?
01:02
She said resource going to the E up the side.
01:05
We need to upgrade.
01:06
Maybe we can just upgrade him to a trauma resource, and then our doc can evaluate him, and then they can decide here.
01:17
It looks like yeah, she just made him a regular ER patient, so we'll upgrade him to a trauma.
01:22
That way they can scan him, our doc can evaluate, and kind of decide from there.
01:25
Does that sound okay?
01:31
He sounds like a patient out of the trauma.
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