Patient transported to Vanderbilt after home fall, Nashville TN
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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel transported a 57-year-old female patient to Vanderbilt University Medical Center after she reportedly fell at home and suffered a hip fracture. En route from Jackson, her blood pressure fluctuated between normal and low, but she remained conscious and stable with IV access and oxygen support.
Audio|Heard on: Davidson TN EMS-Tac Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Vanderbilt ER, (number withheld).
00:04
(number withheld), go ahead.
00:08
En route from Jackson, Tennessee with a transfer of a 57-year-old female with a fracture of the right hip.
00:16
Current vitals: blood pressure is 127 over 80, but has fluctuated between hypotensive and normal.
00:26
Pulse is 103, respirations are 18.
00:30
Oxygen saturation is 97% on two liters with a nasal cannula.
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GCS is 15, IV access established.
00:41
ETA approximately 8 minutes.
00:45
Copy, all good.
00:47
How did this injury occur?
00:51
She fell in her residence.
00:58
Copy, has she been hypotensive under 90 at any point?
01:05
Affirmative.
01:07
The lowest blood pressure was 60 over 27.
01:11
Mean arterial pressures had been in the 50s or 60s, now improved to 96.
01:20
Good copy, thank you.
01:22
Come in safe.
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