Patient monitored and transported to hospital by ALS
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Beaver County Fire/EMS
03:10
00:00
Well, (name withheld), I wonder if we could go to a different hospital that you'd be more comfortable with.
00:05
Number one, number two.
00:07
When you go to the hospital, they can check you out and they will only need to keep you if they find something concerning.
00:14
Otherwise, they'd be able to send you home.
00:21
You still don't know.
00:23
I think we might be able to go with it if you care at
00:29
all.Okay , yeah, let's start it with five.
00:31
If you don't care at all, and then hopefully give it another 15 min .
00:36
Hopefully it can come through on that.
00:37
I agree, yeah.
00:43
Copy that, doc.
00:44
Uh, it's got a little broken up there.
00:46
If the repair at all doesn't quite do what we want, is it okay to go with like, uh, we'll call it two or 2.5 invert edge? It's kind of the job, I guess.
01:00
Get the repair at all if you give it, you know, 10 to 15 minutes.
01:04
She's still not, you know, coming.
01:06
I think 2.5 1st says it's not reasonable and just watch your oxygen on the way down.
01:13
Yeah, I agree.
01:18
Affirmative, doc.
01:19
We'll get this call available.
01:23
That's command. We're going to need a couple minutes obviously, but we'll be heading to the scene.
01:27
We'll facilitate the.
01:29
That's received, medic two.
01:35
Just give me a call back on the radio or command phone.
01:42
If you do end up giving that reset, just you end up being a medical alert.
01:46
Affirmative.
01:54
Thank you, (name withheld).
02:10
197, 2059.
02:16
Engine 392 to county, show this unit also on scene.
02:21
Engine 392, 2059.
02:23
Five 56318 .
02:30
Twenty 7412 .
02:33
Twenty 4212 .
02:40
Five 6318 .
02:46
This is your command, guys.
02:49
All right, your utilities have been notified.
02:56
That's copy, thank you.
03:02
County 24.
03:05
You can show us transporting Code 2 ALS to Sewickley.