Driver trapped after crash with head and chest injuries
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02:15
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Chula Vista City RA 214, we're gonna be arriving to find a patient trapped in a small sedan.
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Driver,
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he's unable to tell us any story of what happened,
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but it appears that he had crashed into something and he was trapped in the vehicle.
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Currently, the patient's complaining of shortness of breath.
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He's also got quite a bit of questioning, and he's not answering all questions appropriately.
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He is breathing, full and effective, about 26 breaths per minute.
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He's currently on a non-rebreather at 15 liters, and we're getting an O2 sat of about 85%.
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As far as lung sounds, we got.
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Clear on the left, and he's got diminished on the right.
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However, he still has a good pressure, so he won't be falling through with the needles or cuffs.
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His eyes are spontaneous.
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He's moving all extremities times four.
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No deficits noted to the extremities.
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Blood pressure 120 over 70 .
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Heart rate 106 .
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Sinus tach on the monitor.
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And then we got an end tidal of 30 currently.
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Signs of trauma.
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Signs of trauma to his head.
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He's complaining of a little bit of pain to his neck.
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And then no signs of trauma to the abdomen.
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He's got an abrasion on his right and left.
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Me .
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Patient denies any history allergies or medications.
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As far as treatment, we have an 18 gauge.
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Copy that, R214.
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What's his GCS?
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Patient has a GCS of 14.
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And if I didn't mention it before, he does have some light bruising to his chest that appears like a seatbelt sign.
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Copy.
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Almar RA 214.
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RA 214, go ahead.
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I said a 10-minute ETA.
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We're actually pulling up right now.
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Copy that.
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