Bus driver hurt in three-car crash with semi
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Wayne County MI HEMS 2 (Hospital)
01:44
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Hello Corewell, this is Chad Alpha One One Seven One.
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Can we come into you with a sixty-one year old female, sixty-one year old female, who was involved in the three-car MVA?
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Our patient is the school bus driver of the vehicle.
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Patient states that she was traveling about forty-five miles an hour down the road when a semi rear-ended a car in the opposite lane.
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This caused the car to swerve into her lane and hit head-on with them.
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Patient states that she then went into a telephone pole.
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There was heavy front end damage to the bus.
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Patient denies any loss of consciousness and denies being on blood thinners at this time.
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There were no airbags in the vehicle to be deployed.
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Patient was wearing her seatbelt.
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Patient states that she is now having very.
00:48
She says she's now having severe pain across the chest where the seatbelt was laying, especially upon inhalation, she states.
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Patient denies any difficulty in breathing and denies any sort of cardiac chest pain at the time, just from the vehicle.
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Vital signs are currently as follows: heart rate of ninety-five beats per minute, ninety-five beats per minute.
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That is going to be normal sinus on a four lead.
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SpO two of ninety-seven percent on room air, ninety-seven percent.
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And a current blood pressure of 01:15 over 01:18 .
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One, I am sorry, one fifty-five over 01:18 , one fifty-five over 01:18 .
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Currently cycling another pressure.
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Patient is currently stable and C collar.
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We will be to your facility in about 8 min to 10 min .
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Do you require anything further at this time?
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We'll see you in trauma bay.
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Room is clear.
01:41
Alpha 01:11 copies.
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Thank you very much, Hans.
01:43
Thank you very much, Corewell.