74-year-old female falls with head and neck injuries

Heard on: Baltimore MD EMRC 224 (Hospital) Group Calls

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I am in Ross Care Facility with a (number withheld) year old female priority two trauma category delta with a fall.

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How do you copy?

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Copy.

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So. All right, so we have a (number withheld) year old female here.

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She fell earlier today, about 30 forty-five minutes ago.

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She said she was home alone and woke up on.

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On the floor, she does not remember herself.

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She did have a positive head strike, but she has not had any thinners.

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She is complaining of neck pain and tenderness as well as in her back.

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Currently have her in a C collar to help just in case.

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All stroke scales are negative.

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Glucose is 100 and thirty-nine.

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All their vitals are as follows: she has a blood pressure of 140 .

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Thirty over eighty-two, a pulse of eighty-seven, SpO two of ninety-six.

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She's alert and oriented times four with a GCS of 15 .

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There are no other questions.

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We'll see you in about 10 min .

5/19/2026 07:13 PM

Medical Emergency

Ross St, Essex, MD 21221

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As discussed during the dispatch call, eMS responded to a fall involving a 74-year-old woman at a care facility on Ross Street. She has head, neck, and back pain and is being transported as a priority two trauma.