Elderly woman injured in low-speed crash, Sylvania OH
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel transported a 63-year-old woman from a low-speed vehicle accident near Harroun Rd to Flower Hospital for evaluation of chest discomfort caused by a seatbelt. She had no major injuries or complaints.
Audio|Heard on: Fulton OH Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Yeah, this is Medic 61, en route to your facility with a 63-year-old alert female involved in a car accident.
00:08
Low speed,
00:10
a little front end damage.
00:12
Patient is complaining of seatbelt pain across their chest, a little redness.
00:19
No loss of consciousness, no other complaints.
00:22
She just wants to come over and get evaluated.
00:25
Vitals as follows.
00:26
Pulse 90, regular, normal sinus on the monitor.
00:28
Blood pressure 140 over 90.
00:30
Respirations 18, non-labored.
00:32
SPO2 96% room air.
00:34
Blood sugar 117.
00:36
No other questions or orders.
00:37
See you in about 5 o’clock.
00:39
Were there airbag deployments or any window damage near the patient?
00:46
Yes, airbags deployed, but no breaking in glass.
00:51
Patient have any complaints of neck pain or is the patient on any blood thinners?
00:56
No blood thinners, no neck or back pain.
01:00
Nothing further.
01:01
We'll get your own kind of rivalries.
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Location mentioned:
Harroun Rd, Sylvania, OH 43560
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