Rollover crash victim taken to St. Luke’s Plaza ER, Kansas City MO
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, an ambulance crew from Central Cass Medic 31 transported a 25-year-old male to St. Luke’s Plaza Emergency Room after he was injured in a rollover vehicle crash. The patient, who was restrained in the passenger seat, reported shortness of breath and possible pneumothorax. Emergency personnel performed a needle decompression and provided supplemental oxygen and other treatment en route.
Audio|Heard on: Clay MO Hospital Group Calls
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Luke's Plaza. This is Central Cass Medic 31 inbound patient report. This is going to be a trauma patient. This is Plaza, but please be advised we are on high volume. St. Luke's Plaza, I do copy. Unfortunately, we've been bumped from just about everyone else we've tried to stop at. If that's all right with you, can I continue with report? Go ahead. Good morning, we are inbound to your facility with a 25-year-old male. Chief complaint today is going to be shortness of breath following a rollover motor vehicle accident. Patient was traveling approximately 50 to 60 miles per hour. He was in the passenger seat. He was restrained when they lost control and rolled two to three times reportedly. Break. On our arrival, patient was short of air, having difficulty breathing. Reporting difficulty breathing, I did also take decreased breath sounds on the right side. They did do a needle decompression on the right side. His SpO2 on room air was 70% after the needle decompression. He's up to 96. He is now on supplemental oxygen as well. We have given fentanyl and TXA. He is receiving fluids. I do have bilateral lines. Vitals are as follows: heart rate is normal sinus at a rate of 94 beats per minute. SpO2 on supplemental oxygen is 96%. Blood pressure as of this time is 181 over 77. GCS 15, alert and oriented times four, sugar is 107. If you require anything further, we'll be with you in about 10 minutes.
Luke's Plaza. This is Central Cass Medic 31 inbound patient report. This is going to be a trauma patient. This is Plaza, but please be advised we are on high volume. St. Luke's Plaza, I do copy. Unfortunately, we've been bumped from just about everyone else we've tried to stop at. If that's all right with you, can I continue with report? Go ahead. Good morning, we are inbound to your facility with a 25-year-old male. Chief complaint today is going to be shortness of breath following a rollover motor vehicle accident. Patient was traveling approximately 50 to 60 miles per hour. He was in the passenger seat. He was restrained when they lost control and rolled two to three times reportedly. Break. On our arrival, patient was short of air, having difficulty breathing. Reporting difficulty breathing, I did also take decreased breath sounds on the right side. They did do a needle decompression on the right side. His SpO2 on room air was 70% after the needle decompression. He's up to 96. He is now on supplemental oxygen as well. We have given fentanyl and TXA. He is receiving fluids. I do have bilateral lines. Vitals are as follows: heart rate is normal sinus at a rate of 94 beats per minute. SpO2 on supplemental oxygen is 96%. Blood pressure as of this time is 181 over 77. GCS 15, alert and oriented times four, sugar is 107. If you require anything further, we'll be with you in about 10 minutes.
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Location mentioned:
Wornall Rd Stes 100 - 750, Kansas City, MO 64111
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