00:00
Hey, I'm out of status trauma.
00:01
71, 71 year old male, chief complaint today is going to be head pain post mechanical fall.
00:06
Code Head, come to you guys probably about a.
00:11
Call out today. It'll probably residents to find a patient sitting up right on the side of his bed.
00:15
Sounds like he just had a mechanical fall out of bed, landing onto his knees 1st and then hitting his head on a carpet service.
00:22
No LOC, no hours signs of trauma.
00:24
He does take eliquis for a history of AFib.
00:30
Chart of vital signs: Go breathing 18 , pulse effective, clear lung side of 100 .
00:35
GCS 15 . Heart rate is seventy-three, normal sinus with the occasional PVC.
00:42
Blood pressure 170 over 80 .
00:46
I want a full list of this guy's meds upon arrival.
00:49
Once again, AFIB and Eliquis are the two big ones there.
00:54
So our treatment goes, we're going to find a motion restriction, see collar in place, and we'll start an IV for you guys.
01:00
Is there anything else I can get for you?
01:02
Rea 214, R 214, you do have a VHO base hospital order for basic emergency facility, Tri-City Medical Center, for a patient greater than 65 years and with head impact as well as anticoagulant uplist.
01:23
We'll see all in the doors.
01:24
Thank you again for the run.
01:28
All right, thank you so much for that.
01:29
And thanks for standing by.
01:30
I would have to do something.
01:31
Been there on scene.
01:32
You get this gentleman to agree to transport.
01:34
So we appreciate your assistance.
01:37
Good work getting him to agree.
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