Medical flight for patient after fall, Austin TX
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel coordinated a helicopter transport for a 37-year-old female patient who fainted and fell, striking her head and reporting right hip pain. She was stabilized with a pelvic binder and transferred to the hospital helipad near Red River St in Austin, Texas.
Audio|Heard on: Travis TX Hospital Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
00:00
This is Delta, you can go ahead and start flight two.
00:02
As you'll see, and I just sent over my pulse there.
00:04
We're about three minutes out from your pad.
00:07
We're about a thirty-seven-year-old female.
00:09
Sounds like a syncopal episode resulting in a ground level fall.
00:12
Patient did strike her head.
00:14
She was initially hypotensive and altered for EMS.
00:18
Explaining some right hip pain.
00:20
That right leg does seem to be shortened and externally rotated.
00:25
She's currently GCS 14 alert, confused.
00:28
Last blood pressure is 120 over eighty-two.
00:30
Heart rate's in the nineties.
00:31
Has a significant medical history with a pituitary gland tumor, Addison's, and other complications.
00:40
EMS placed a pelvic binder prior to our arrival.
00:43
We left it in place.
00:45
No other concerns.
00:46
Do you have any questions?
00:50
No questions. STAR Flight will meet you on the helipad.
00:54
Proceed. Thanks.
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Location mentioned:
Red River St, Austin, TX 78701
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