Two men injured in Walmart fist fight in Oceanside
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San Diego County CA ALS PAL (Hospital)
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00:00
Got two trauma runs by you.
00:03
Multi-patient, same incident number.
00:05
Call number is 2026-103129, that's 103129.
00:10
One looking to go to a trauma resource, the other pretty stable.
00:15
Head laceration post altercation, physical fall, close fist fighting.
00:21
Let me know when you're ready for patient number one.
00:24
Okay, Engine 216, go ahead with patient number one.
00:29
Thanks, Colum.
00:30
Our patient number one is approximately 30 year old male.
00:32
Sounds like he was inside of a Walmart shopping center here in Oceanside, got into a physical altercation with another male individual.
00:39
Currently, at this time, he is nonverbal with us, not responding to any questions.
00:45
Is following some type of commands.
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Has a head laceration just above his right eye, as well as some contusion and swelling.
00:53
For the other individual involved, again, it was just a fist fight.
00:57
Continue. Head blows unknown on the exact amount.
01:01
No reported loss of consciousness.
01:03
Witnessed by five bystanders here as well as OPD on scene.
01:07
However, post incident patient is not answering questions.
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Unable to determine if that's not being compliant with answering questions or due to the trauma that he has.
01:16
Bleeding controlled on its own.
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Otherwise on a brim right now. He's breathing 18 times a minute.
01:20
Fully effective. Lung sounds are clear.
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Sounding at 99 % on room air.
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Eyes are pro at 3 mm .
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He has the ability to move all four.
01:29
Skins are pink, warm, and dry.
01:30
Again, nonverbal for us.
01:32
Otherwise, I have a heart rate of 120, that's sinus tach.
01:34
Blood pressure 152 over 74, that's 152 over 74.
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Temp is 98.1 and a blood sugar of 107, that's 107.
01:42
Unable to complete any history allergies meds for this patient.
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And no demographics on him with the OPD search.
01:51
Due to the trauma event and the nonverbal and the onset of alteredness.
01:54
Going to come to you as a trauma resource with patient number one.
01:59
Okay, so we don't know if he is just not answering the questions or if this is something that's on his face.
02:06
That's affirmative.
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Right now, he is not answering any questioning.
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Isn't able to provide his name, any other thing about the event.
02:14
You can get him to look at you if you ask him to look and try to follow some simple commands, like him holding his legs.
02:19
But again, no verbal responses, which is.
02:26
I mean, go ahead.
02:28
I mean, go ahead.
02:34
Palomar Engine 216, sorry, following up on patient number two.
02:37
Again, same CAD number is going to be for a 27-year-old male involved in that physical altercation.
02:42
M looking to go to a trauma center now with his patient as well.
02:45
He does report some tachycardia, near loss of consciousness event.
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Looking to go to a different trauma center than you to keep these patients separated, so preferably Scripps La Jolla.
02:58
Continuing here, Palomar.
03:00
Patient number two is going to be the only other individual.
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Physical altercation for bystanders as well as the patient here.
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Patient was struck in the face multiple times, has abrasions over the left side of his forehead.
03:12
Bleeding is controlled.
03:14
Again, reports that he was being choked from behind.
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State that he almost lost consciousness.
03:21
No actual loss of consciousness.
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He has will recall the event.
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Isolated head pain, no neck pain or back pain.
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Ambulatory on scene.
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On a room right now, he's breathing at 16 times a minute, full and effective.
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Lung sounds are clear, laterally sitting at 99 % on room air.
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Alert and oriented, answering all questions properly.
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Eyes are pro at 3 mm .
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Has the ability to move all four.
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No known drug allergies. Skins are pink, warm, and dry.
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I do have a heart rate as 100 .
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That's sinus tach on the monitor.
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I have a blood pressure of 130 over 80 .
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That's 130 over 80 .
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Patient denies any past medical history, not on any medications, no known drug allergies.
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Just due to the strangulation near
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LOC. Again, looking to go to another trauma center.
04:02
Keep these two patients separated from each other.
04:04
Looking to take him down to Scripps La Jolla.
04:08
Okay, copy.
04:09
And what was the heart rate for patient two?
04:13
Patient number two's heart rate is 100, 100.
04:17
And ETA to La Jolla?
04:21
ETA to La Jolla is going to be 20 to 27.
04:26
Sorry, who's the transporting unit?
04:31
Palomar Engine 16, we have RA 217 with patient one to your facility and RA 123 at Scripps La Jolla with patient number two.
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