Paramedics transport crash patient from Davenport, Davenport IA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency personnel in Davenport, Iowa, were transporting a 28-year-old man who was involved in a motor vehicle crash. The patient briefly became unresponsive but remained stable with normal breathing and pulse. Paramedics reported no significant neurological deficits and continued monitoring en route to the hospital.
Audio|Heard on: Davenport and Quad Cities Metro Police, Fire / EMS
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Transcript:
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This is 39 Medic 79.
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We're en route to your facility right now, about an ETA of 1 min.
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28-year-old male involved in the MVC.
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While he was giving a report here, he became unresponsive.
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He's breathing, he has a pulse.
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He's now in a catatonic and emotional state at this time.
00:16
We're starting IV, don't have it all on monitor yet.
00:19
Heart vitals I do have though, 155 over 109, 155 over 108 for a blood pressure.
00:25
Heart rate of 106.
00:28
Respirations are 20, non-labored, ninety-seven percent on room air.
00:32
Regarding the accident, patient did not lose consciousness.
00:35
Was fully ambulatory on scene with us.
00:38
No tinniness or neuro deficits.
00:40
PMS intact in all four extremities.
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I'll have more detail for you at bedside.
00:47
Do you have any questions of what is currently?
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