Intoxicated male restrained during ambulance transport, Hardy County WV
Medical EmergencyA highly intoxicated male with psychiatric history was being transported in an ambulance with law enforcement help. Due to administration of ketamine, EMS requested permission to restrain him for safety.
Audio|Source: Hardy County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Male patient, highly intoxicated, a lot of ETOA, joint void, extensive psych history, was embedded with the N.S.
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Swinion on us.
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We administered a total of a hundred microbeer,
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a hundred of a tetamine ion, did not get to finish the other dose.
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I do have him in the ambulance with law enforcement assistance,
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just calling to get orders for restraints due to the ketamine administration.
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For your protocol, you don't need orders for self-restraint at this time.
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10-4[1], I think you don't remember.
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Anything you should be able to solve restraint,
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and if PD needs to detain them, they can do that as well, whatever you need to do to maintain your safety.
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Well, we already started that.
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I just want to kind of cover my basis and double check.
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I will call you via laying line and give you an update after the call.
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Okay with you.
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Okay.
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Okay. Okay.
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Thanks, thank you.
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Okay.
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10-4: Acknowledgment / Message received
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Hardy County, WV
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