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Ambulance transporting patient to hospital in Red Wing

Medical Emergency

Reported: 08/08/2025 02:34 PM (PDT)

Red Wing, MN

Audio|Source: Red Wing Fire

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Transcript:
(name withheld) medic 12 the dispatch. We're in route transporting to St. Mary's Hospital. Copy 1634.

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So, Rob is John. Please relate to the end of the end with that we have a 51-year-old female burns, electrical burns, and she has a laceration on her right leg. This is a girl. So if I really have the control of understand you're relaying that we have the 51-year-old female with electrical burns and laceration on her right leg. This is a drill. That is correct. This is a control room. Just let you know through the ambulances in route. I just wanted to verify with you where we would have the ambulance to meet you with the patient. This is a drill. This is a drill. This is John. Please have the ambulance meet us at the old admin building entrance. This is a drill. This is the control room. I understand you would like the ambulance to meet you and the patient is at the old admin building entrance adjacent to the nurses office. Is that correct? This is drill Rob John, that is correct. This is a drill. This is a drill. We're going to open up both rental and doors. to the basketball court, which will generate you an alarm, but we need to open that in order to get the gurney out. This is the drill. This is the driver-leaders to control room, understand you're notifying the control room that you're going to be opening both things on doors to get the patient out of the basketball courts. We'll probably get as expected and then figure this will go. This is true. That is correct. We're just bringing the gurney in. We have not loaded the patient yet. Yeah, it's been in the math block. This is a control of my understanding. Just bring the gurney in right now. Eventually, you will be taking the patient out on the gurney. So either way or what we're expecting them are here. So we're going to draw, John, that is correct. This is a drill hypergy leader. Let's confirm again. Just to clarify, too, when the ambulance arrives, will the patient be transported? Being transported, is that person contaminated? and does RP have any coherent radiological information that people like us to give it to any ambulance through? This is a drill. The drill, Rob John, the future will be transported by ambulance and there is a concern about contamination. She was in a contaminated area when the event happened. This is a drill. This is a drill. I would be able to do with the control room. Understand the person being transported was in a contaminated area. There is a concern for contamination and that will be relayed to the ambulance crew either through you or the RT's present. This is the drill.