Air transport after high-speed crash into tree
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Air Evac Life-Team Helicopter
02:27
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00:00
We're currently about 9 min out from your facility with a scene.
00:02
We have a 71, 71 year old male who was the unrestrained driver of an MVA traveling at a high rate of speed.
00:08
He was hit a tree and was found agonal respirations unresponsive in the passenger floorboard.
00:19
This is EMS, and they went unresponsive and stopped breathing.
00:23
Patient was intubated by the ground crew.
00:25
Currently has a seven and a half ET tube, being ventilated via mechanical ventilator.
00:30
He has been hypoxic for a bit after his patient and hypotensive significantly.
00:36
Difficulty is taking an accurate blood pressure on him in flight.
00:40
Currently we are having weak palpable pulses.
00:43
Blood pressure.
00:46
There is 87 over 55.
00:48
However, it does have an error symbol next to it.
00:50
Not sure the accuracy on that.
00:53
Patient is currently 120.
00:55
Patient did have several minutes where he was hanging out in the 30s.
00:58
His pacemaker was firing.
01:00
Did not appear to have capture.
01:01
Atropine was administered.
01:03
Improved to the 60s and then about halfway through the flight he came up to 120.
01:08
Patient has received one unit of whole blood, one unit of plasma.
01:12
He's got multiple liters of fluid.
01:16
SpO2 is currently 99%.
01:17
End tidal is 20.
01:19
Respiratory rate is 17 on the mechanical ventilator.
01:22
For injuries, we have noted a possible deformity to the right ankle, deformity to the right shoulder.
01:26
EMS is able to compress his right interior chest wall.
01:32
Some bruising and swelling to his face.
01:36
He is bleeding from around his left eye.
01:41
Three four on the reactive.
01:43
Pulse is stable.
01:45
Blood sugar was 01:54 .
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We'll be there in about 7 min unless you require any further.
01:51
Nothing further.
01:52
We'll see you in route.
02:02
Okay, there.
02:03
Copy.
02:05
2000 is bound
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to U of L.
02:10
Copy the gate.
02:11
Any units you can, call U of L last for extra hands on the pad.
02:15
The patient's like 330 pounds.
02:20
Okay, directly.
02:21
Thank you, it understood.
02:22
We'll ask for extra hands.
02:24
The helipad patient approximately is 330 pounds.
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