Firecrown, Medic 2. Medic 2, go ahead. Medic 2, Transport 1, 1054, Code 3 to Washington, Regional. Medicare 2, Transport 1, 1054, Code 3, to Washington, Regional, 21, 27. Washington, Regional. Washington, Regional. This South Springs, 93, Patient Care Report, Semi Alert. This is Washington, go ahead. This is Allen Springs, Medical 3. Current is on your facility emergency standards with a 48-year-old female patient. Chiefs and plate stage is going to be chest pain radiating to her back jaw on the left side. 12 lead showed elevation in D4 v5. One in AVL. She has a previous history of 3 cents cardiac face maker and defibrillator. Her vital sign, blood pressure is 194 over 145, heart rate 164. She's a 3 to 15 times of minute. Those are equal bilaterally. She is on a nitro pump. We have 18-gauge bilateral IV. She had 0.4 nitro sublingual prior to our arrival, but she's been given a total of 25 milligrams ketamine from pain. and four is overhand Ponzi and three minutes from your facility we have sent a false area do you have any further questions? Tomicomte, drama, this is Central Medic 1 out of Fable Arkansas Central one guy TraumaCom Central Medicament one out of favor. We are currently on team with a 73-7-3-year-old male. Chief of playing today is going to be a fall from a standing position. Patient's CNN reported that the patient was trying to walk, had an accidental fall into the floor. Patient did not hit his head. He did not lose consciousness, but he does take a daily aspirin. Only even playing right now with some right hip pain, there is some obvious dislocation and obvious shortening and rotation noted to his right leg. He is... He was currently A&O times 2. That's his normal baseline. He does have a history of dementia, GCS of 14. He's shown a heart rate of 81, sat 96% on 4 liters, respirations of about 12 with the CO2 of 33. The last one pressure was 150 over 76. I've given him 100 mitra phenol and 5% prior to moving the patient due to his amount of pain.
Central minute gate back in service. In service. State 2 is transporting 1, 1054, code 2 to Washington Regional.
Medic 3 to Springdale. Medic 3, go ahead. Medic 3, transport in the one to northwest, Code 3. Middler transport in one, north-west, go through. Control, Medi-10. Central Atlantic 10, transporting 1, 1053 to Washington Regional. Next, 10, I copy. 1053 to regional. Calling Northwest, please re-identify and go ahead. Yes, ma'am. This is Ringgo FireMedit 3. We are inbound emergent with an 85-year-old female patient, someone from home. If you complain, is going to be... nausea diarrhea with extreme weakness. Patients thought her blood sugar was low. She is diabetic. CBG was 207. Patient's blood pressure initially was 85 over 50. We've got a BP now, 89, over 56. Patients had large amounts of diarrhea in the last hour. Heart rate is 93. She is adding 94 on room air. Respirations are 20 and non-laborate. She is GCS of 14 currently. I got some fluids going. 12-leaf was clear, showing normal sinus rhythm. We'll be your still in approximately three or four minutes through Farnett further. No questions or orders. You're timing on arrival.
Medic 3 going Transporting 1 to Washington Regional Code 3. Medi 3 Transporting 1 to Regional Code 3. Good afternoon trauma. This is Springfield Fire Medic 3. We are currently in route to Washington Regional with a moderate trauma alert. We have a 70-year-old male patient. That's 70-year-old male patient. Chief complaint today is going to be a fall on the centers, ground level fall, did not lose consciousness. And we do have Eloquist as a blood thinner, patient vitals, 99% on room air, respiration rate of 16, pulse rate of 5'9. Currently getting at blood pressure right now, I would say GCS is 15 at this time. Do you have any recommendations? I'll get you that blood pressure once it runs. Does the patient have any injuries or complaints in her trauma band? My apologies, yes. Trauma band number Charlie 86-4513. And we do have an injury to the forehead and approximate two-centimeter flaceration.
