Man falls at work and suffers facial injuries
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Fairfax County VA Regional FCFD 49B (Hospital)
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Montgomery County ambulance 710 for a medical service.
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Montgomery County Ambulance 710 for Inova.
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This is Fairfax, go ahead 710.
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We are in Rochester facility with a priority two, category D, 41-year-old male patient fell while at work, witnessed from a standing position.
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The staff says that it did look like he was becoming a little bit dizzy.
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The patient does not remember the fall.
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He has trauma to the nose, trauma to the mouth, including a chipped tooth, and some bleeding coming out from the mouth and.
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And he is still.
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This is a radio for the same time.
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He's alert to himself.
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Very good.
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Vitals are all stable.
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Seven ten, you completely cut out after you started saying trauma to that.
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Okay, so we have about a 15 min ETA.
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The patient fell while at work from a standing position.
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They believe that he may have fainted.
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First . On scene, initially had him fairly hypotensive, but all vitals are normal for us now, and blood sugar was ninety-five.
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He also has some trauma to the mouth.
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Bleeding is controlled.
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How do you copy?
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Copy that. Is there anything, any other signs of trauma besides to the nose and mouth?
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No other signs of trauma.
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The patient is also not complaining of any neck or back pain.
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Or chest pain or shortness of breath.
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Our 12 lead is clear.
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We'll try to send it to you if our machines talk to each other.
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And no other symptoms besides the obvious trauma to the face.
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Again, we have about a 15 minute ETA to you.
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Okay, you got vitals for me?
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Current set of vitals are pulse 88, SpO2 98%.
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Blood pressure 100 and sixty-one over eighty-one, and blood sugar was ninety-five.
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All right, sounds good.
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And patient's currently in GCS 15 .
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I gave him a GCS 14 .
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He's a little bit confused with his words, and again, he's got some repetitive questioning.
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Sounds good.
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GCS 15 .
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