Elderly man injured in car crash taken to hospital, Kansas City MO
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel transported a 68-year-old man to St. Luke's Plaza Hospital after a car crash near Wornall Rd in Kansas City. He complained of a severe headache and had high blood pressure at the scene. His condition improved en route, with stabilized vital signs. The man had been wearing a seatbelt, and his airbag deployed during the collision.
Audio|Heard on: Clay MO Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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St. Luke's Plaza, this is KCFD Medic 554.
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We're coming en route.
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We have a 68-year-old male.
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Our patient was in a car wreck.
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He came out with a severe headache.
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His blood pressure on arrival was 190 over 120.
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His heart rate was 197, respirations were 200.
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Pulse ox 99%.
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After treatment, his blood pressure is down to 140 over 80, heart rate 90, respiration 16.
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Pulse ox 98%, monitor shows a sinus rhythm.
00:34
Tried to start an IV, couldn't get one, will retry shortly.
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How fast were they going?
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He was making a turn and was hit by another car at about 30 miles per hour.
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The airbag deployed.
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He was wearing a seatbelt, no loss of consciousness.
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Thank you, St. Luke's.
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Location mentioned:
Wornall Rd Stes 100 - 750, Kansas City, MO 64111
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