Infant transported for colorectal care resting comfortably

Heard on: Polk County IA Regional EMS Dispatch

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Here, call call life flight three with patient on four.

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What is she going with her for?

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Hey, we are two four, 24 minutes out from Children's Nebraska with a five-week-old patient known to them, transporting for a colorectal patient.

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Patient is currently resting on my cot comfortably.

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She's sleeping, but when she wakes, she's alert and appropriate.

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I have her on a maintenance strip of just C five NS, and then I also have her on prostaglandins.

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Current heart rate is 151 , 151 .

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I have a current blood pressure.

00:43

I am only getting maps right now, and I've got a map of 96 .

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I can't get this as well to read, but my dial is all like a 78 .

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Respirations have been bouncing around between 40 and 60 , kind of depending on.

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Her weakness, and she is ninety-seven percent on her real care.

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Do you require anything further?

2026-11-10 23:38 UTC

Medical Emergency

Dodge St, Omaha, NE 68114

Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, medical crews report a five-week-old infant being transported by air to a children’s hospital for possible colorectal-related care. The infant is resting and sleeping but appears alert when awake, with ongoing medical monitoring during the flight.