Helicopter delivers stroke patient to UVM Medical Center, Burlington VT
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a medical helicopter transported a 76-year-old man experiencing a brain hemorrhage and stroke symptoms to the University of Vermont Medical Center in Burlington. The patient was stabilized en route, and staff were prepared to receive him at the helipad.
Audio|Heard on: Grand Isle County Fire Dispatch
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Transcript:
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UVM Medical Center, UVM Medical Center and helicopter off that board.
00:07
Hello, helicopter.
00:08
Hello, that's four.
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This is UVM. Go ahead.
00:12
Inbound for flash for 10 min to the helipad.
00:15
Seventy-six-year-old male patient.
00:17
Onset of internal interparenchal hemorrhage stroke alert.
00:22
Last known well 9:30 last night.
00:24
Currently maxed out on nicardipine.
00:25
One bolus of hypertonic completed.
00:28
KO times 400 non-rebreather at ninety-six percent current blood pressure 150 over seventy-seven.
00:35
Maxed nicardipine.
00:36
Heart rate 84.
00:38
Sinus rhythm with some PVCs.
00:42
31 in the end tidal, about 10 minutes out to the pad.
00:45
Any questions?
00:50
The crew transport is awaiting you at the help desk.
00:58
Do you want to notify the receiving?
01:02
He's already aware.
01:12
Medical center,
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and here we are.
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Location mentioned:
Colchester Ave, Burlington, VT 05401
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