Cooking injury treated at Liberty Hospital, Liberty MO
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel transported a 27-year-old man to Liberty Hospital after he sustained a finger laceration during a cooking accident the previous night. The injury was approximately 2 to 3 inches long on his right index finger, and bleeding was controlled before responders arrived. The patient was conscious, stable, and expected to require stitches.
Audio|Heard on: Clay MO Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
This is Medic 14, en route to Liberty with patient information.
00:05
This is Liberty, go ahead.
00:08
Morning Liberty, coming to you with a 27-year-old male patient.
00:11
Chief complaint of a finger laceration from a cooking accident last night.
00:17
Got a 2 to 3-inch laceration on his right index finger.
00:20
Bleeding was controlled prior to our arrival.
00:23
It happened last night and has been oozing since.
00:26
He thinks he needs stitches.
00:28
Right now, vitals are normal; blood pressure 130 over 66, SpO2 100% on room air.
00:34
GCS 15; patient alert and oriented.
00:37
We'll be there in about 5 minutes.
00:38
Any questions?
00:40
Can you reidentify who you are? No questions or orders after that.
00:46
KCFD Medic 14.
00:49
All right, copy. No further orders.
00:52
Medic 14 clear.
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Location mentioned:
Glenn Hendren Dr, Liberty, MO 64068
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