Patient with spinal and limb pain transported to hospital

Heard on: Mineral County Public Safety and Amateur Repeaters

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Valley Hospital, Potomac Valley Hospital, Keyser Paramedic 5770 .

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Seventy of a respiratory rate of 18 .

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Lungs are clear.

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Sats ninety-eight percent, corrected 100 % on ambient air.

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Glucose is 100 and thirty-two and temp is ninety-eight .2 .

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Have her resting comfortably in the semi-fowler's position of comfort.

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Complaining of cervical spine pain, which I've applied a C-collar.

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Pain to the frontal section of the head with no visible outward injury.

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Pain to the left medial wrist with no visible outward injury.

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And pain to both to teller regions of lower extremities with no visible.

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Injury. I have a saline lock in place to the left AC 20 gauge, inbound priority three, and again NT ETA is about 2 min .

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How do you copy?

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That's received, CBH clear.

7/31/2026 08:52 AM

Medical Emergency

Pin Oak Ln, Keyser, WV 26726

Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, a patient was transported to Potomac Valley Hospital with apparent cervical spine pain and pain in the head, wrist, and lower extremities after an injury. A collar was applied, saline lock placed, and vital signs were stable with an estimated arrival time of about 2 minutes.