Patient with severe oral bleeding and CPR injury

Heard on: Scotts Bluff County Public Safety

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Baird 99, regional emergency.

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The ER, go ahead.

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Bear 99 from Rochester facility with a patient.

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We've gotten ROSC after CPR with in progress.

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Upon arrival, we did administer two shocks.

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He is on Ross now.

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He is having respirations anywhere from six to 22 .

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So we're bagging him.

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ETCO2 is 19 .

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BP 01:27 over 79 .

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Pulse is anywhere from 230 to 120 .

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Eighty 8 % on high flow.

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We should be arriving in approximately 7 min .

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I have two IVs and I'm 18 gauge at the right AC and 18 gauge in the left forearm.

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Blood sugar was 181.

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He's been bleeding profusely through the mouth.

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He lost probably a liter prior to our arrival and he's still bleeding

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mildly now at this time via the mouth.

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He is on anticoagulants.

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Do you have any questions or instructions?

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Copy trauma two.

7/21/2026 07:45 PM

Medical Emergency

Ave. B, Scottsbluff, NE 69361

Patient with severe oral bleeding and CPR injury

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, eMS personnel reported transporting a critical medical patient from a care facility to a local emergency room after cardiac arrest with CPR and shocks, ongoing breathing support, and significant mouth bleeding. The patient was described as unstable but with a return of circulation while en route.

Patient with severe oral bleeding and CPR injury

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