Elderly woman taken to hospital after fall, Canadian TX
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, an emergency medical team transported an 82-year-old woman to Hemphill County Hospital after she fell and injured her right hip near S 4th St in Canadian, Texas. She was alert but had mild changes in awareness. Her vital signs were stable, and she received medication and intravenous fluids during transport.
Audio|Heard on: Hemphill County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
01:20
Transcript:
00:00
We'll be en route to the hospital.
00:01
One patient.
00:11
Two eighty-one hospital.
00:17
Hemphill County Hospital, this unit's going to be in Raptor Facility approximately five out with an eighty-two year old female.
00:25
Chief complaint is going to be fall with right hip pain.
00:31
Earlier this date, state pain has not just followed up from a prior one.
00:36
Patient does have slight alteration of mentation.
00:41
Possible contraction.
00:48
Currently alert.
00:50
GCS 15, blood pressure 132 over 67, heart rate 67.
00:55
Normal sinus rhythm.
00:56
SpO2 94 percent on room air.
01:00
End tidal of 44, respiration 16.
01:06
Patient does have a twenty-two gauge in the right wrist with normal saline flowing at wide open.
01:14
Patient has been given 1 g medication and 50 micrograms of fentanyl.
01:19
Do you have anything further for this unit?
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Location mentioned:
S 4th St, Canadian, TX 79014
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