Driver injured in low-speed collision near A Ave NE, Cedar Rapids IA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were dispatched to a vehicle collision near A Ave NE in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. A 59-year-old woman was restrained and suffered minor injuries when her vehicle’s door was damaged and had to be partially removed. The crash occurred at low speed, and the patient was transported to St. Luke’s Hospital for evaluation.
Audio|Heard on: Linn IA Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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St. Luke's, Adam 66 is going to be in voucher location three by one on board.
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I have a 59-year-old female patient involved in a motor vehicle accident and head-on at low highway speeds.
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The patient was the driver, was restrained, had airbag deployments, complaining.
00:18
I do not. I was a paramedic intercept.
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We're looking at 29 in arrival form.
00:28
St. Luke's Hospital out of 66.
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766, go ahead.
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Just an update.
00:34
They believe that speed was only between 25 and 30.
00:38
There was damage to the right side of the vehicle that pinned the door closed.
00:42
The patient did have to have the door partially removed from the vehicle for extraction, but they do not feel like there was any intrusion into the vehicle.
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And 4. See you in 29.
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Location mentioned:
A Ave NE, Cedar Rapids, IA 52402
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