Elderly woman injured after fall on ice, Redwood Falls MN
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical staff transported an elderly woman to CentraCare ER after she reportedly slipped on ice near Bridge St in Redwood Falls and suffered apparent shoulder and leg injuries. She was alert and oriented during transport, with stable vital signs and pain managed en route.
Audio|Heard on: Redwood County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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CentraCare ER from Central Care EMS.
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CentraCare ER, Central Care EMS.
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Patient trauma report.
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This is Central Care.
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Well, good morning.
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Currently inbound with an elderly female who slipped on the ice and fell, landing on her left shoulder.
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She is complaining of significant femoral shaft pain on that left side.
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Patient denies any head or neck trauma, no obvious deformity.
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No bleeding.
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Patient was administered a total of 100 micrograms fentanyl IV for pain.
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Four milligrams of ondansetron for nausea.
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CMS is intact bilaterally.
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Current vitals show a heart rate of 70, normal sinus rhythm on the cardiac monitor.
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Blood pressure 128 over 63 and SpO2 97 percent on room air.
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Patient is alert and oriented with a GCS of 15.
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Currently checking blood sugar and will provide info upon arrival.
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Location mentioned:
E Bridge St, Redwood Falls, MN 56283
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