Resistant patient bleeds during EMS transport, Marshall TX
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical responders in Marshall assisted a male patient who was bleeding again and becoming combative during transport. The patient was taken toward Station 22 and then to Rock Hospital for further care.
Audio|Heard on: Harrison County SO / Marshall Police
Listen to dispatch call
02:7
Transcript:
00:00
Fort County, can you open up a signal 92? I'll be out of Marshall Station Two.
00:06
Acknowledged.
00:16
Go ahead.
00:20
We're gonna have the suction cut, so we'll be en route to station 22.
00:22
If you would call and let him know that he's bleeding pretty good again and resistant.
00:29
Acknowledged.
00:37
4142, what's 20?
00:45
41, we can start easing that way if you need us to.
00:50
Acknowledged, if y'all are close, he's up 22.
00:54
4.
01:00
44 county, I'll be available for calls.
01:02
I'm being routed to the 22 assist.
01:06
4.
01:13
Floor should be clear on your signal eight.
01:17
Acknowledged.
01:23
County 441.
01:26
Go ahead.
01:31
Forty one station 22 is asking if he's bleeding above or below the elbow.
01:38
Both the elbow and his bicep.
01:47
And they let him know, the EMS had it under control.
01:50
He started fighting with us and opened back up.
01:55
Good boy.
01:59
In county, I'll be tonight from this location at Rock Hospital.
02:06
Acknowledged.
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Location mentioned:
Marshall, TX (MHL), 800 North Washington Street Suite 2, Marshall, TX 75670
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