Man injured knee while pulled by dogs in park parking lot
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Alameda County CA Regional Fire Dispatch
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Attention Orinda Park fire personnel, station one needed to respond for a personal injury at Tilden, at the cross of Grizzly Peak Trail and Selby Trail on Golf Course Road.
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Control one, fire station one, copy.
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Station one, copy.
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Control one, just confirm patient's in a vehicle in the parking lot.
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Station one, affirm.
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Patient is currently in a blue Toyota Tacoma.
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Has pain in their right knee and possibly a gash underneath as well.
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Copy 5661 responding.
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5661 responding.
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Fire station one, this is 016, it's Tilden Park.
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Correction, it's a Toyota Corolla.
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I'm about 2 min out.
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5661 copy.
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Corolla.
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5661 control one.
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Go ahead.
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5661, the patient is a male, 35 years old.
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He suffered a knee injury while being pulled by his dogs.
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Copy that.
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Control one, this is 801 center Solano Park.
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Eight hundred and one center, go ahead.
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I have made contact with the patient.
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Provided him some ice.
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The knee is very swollen.
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Does feel significantly different than the other knee.
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He has some sharp pain to the touch and he has trouble with.
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He does not have.
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Full mobility with his knee.
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81 Sanchez, I copy.
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You made contact with the patient.
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Provided him ice.
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His knee is very swollen, does not feel significantly different than the other knee.
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Sharp pain and does not have full mobility.
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Correction, it does.
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It is not symmetrical to the other knee.
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