Medical team responds to fall-related head injury near 8th St, Minneapolis MN
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders treated an elderly man near 8th Street in Minneapolis following a fall from his bed that caused a possible head injury. The patient may have had a seizure beforehand and was reported to be on blood thinners. He showed altered mental status and was transported to Hennepin County Medical Center as a red trauma case.
Audio|Heard on: Hennepin MN Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Head up in 436 on West Metro with information for HCMC.
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This will be a red trauma.
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We'll be there in about 10 minutes.
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436.
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We are coming in with a 90-year-old male chief complaint of a head injury from a fall from his bed.
00:16
Possibly had a seizure prior to the fall.
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Very altered.
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Is on blood thinners.
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He's on Lovenox.
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Equipped with a positive loss of consciousness, we will be to Hennepin in a ten-minute red trauma.
00:30
Do you have any vitals?
00:32
I got a heart rate of 107 and O two is ninety-seven percent on mirror.
00:37
We're working on blood pressure now.
00:39
Blood pressure 116 over sixty-three is the best we could get.
00:43
Received HCMC, do you mean open?
00:46
West Metro line off 500 and forty-three yellow traffic Abbott, 10 min out.
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Location mentioned:
S 8th St, Minneapolis, MN 55415
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