Serious car crash on I-75 causes highway shutdown 

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Standish Fire, Stanis Fire, this is Flake Care, LZ1. Howdy, copy? Fleet Care from Standish Fire, loud and clear. Stadish Fire, I'd copy on you also, sir. We are 7 minutes out, 07 from your location, just looking for a good LZ brief and a patient weight and condition if you have them. I understand you're busy. Flight can give you guys, weight 130-130. We are on Northland I-I-75 at the 190 exit. There is zero overhead obstructions within 200 yards. There will be an ambulance, a fire truck, an open space, and then there will be another fire truck to bracket your landing. zero pounds for the patient. We'll see it. Copy that. We'll shut the highway down completely in probably T-minus three minutes. Medic from AirNac Alpha 3 is also on this channel. She'll give you a patient report if you'd like one. Roger, she on L1? Paper. Airnack Unit, flight carrier, with patient report. of the small SUV. Looks like he cut across a couple lanes using the emergency turnaround and hit multiple vehicles. He has alert and oriented at times four. He said he doesn't remember exactly what happened. He's not sure if he lost consciousness. He doesn't have a C-collar place. Bilateral 16 started in E.J.C. He isn't in blood centers. He has approximately Two-inch laceration to his calf on the outside. Bleeding is controlled at this time. It looks like he just hit his face. He has some bruising around both eyes. He's swelling up pretty good right now. Airway is patient. Lung pounds are cleared bilaterally. He's 81 on the monitor. 81 on the monitor, 124 over 81 for blood pressure. SDS2 is 94% on rheum air. Respirations are 16 not labored. Do you hear anything further? Hopped on air LZ. It's like you're a good copy on all that report. We're 3.5 minutes, 03.5. out from your location. We'll see in the ground a minute. Thanks. Good copy on that, thanks, guys. It's like to hear a good copy on all that report. We're three and a half minutes, zero three and a half out from your location. We'll see in the ground a minute. Thanks. Good copy on that, thanks, guys.

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