Five-patient traffic collision at Highways 78 and 79
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Palomar Engine 280 with an MCI.
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Engine 280, this is Palomar, go ahead.
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Hey Palomar Engine 280, I'll be a five patient TC on Highway 78 and Highway 79.
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All right, so we have a two.
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And went off the roadway,
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knocked down some street signs and poles, and landed up against a fence.
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So vehicle number one has minor damage to the back,
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minor damage to the passenger side panel, and some major damage to the front end.
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We have front airbag deployment and side curtain airbag deployment, and we have four patients in the vehicle.
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Call number one.
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What do you get started with patients?
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And show you power copies.
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Go ahead.
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Okay, so patient number one is going to be a 22 year old female.
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She was the front seat passenger.
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Complaining of chest wall pain and neck pain,
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she was wearing a seatbelt and denies any LOC.
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All
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parties in all the vehicles were self-extricated on arrival.
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When we arrived, we found her down on the ground in the care of brush fifty-five.
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They had a seat collar on her.
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She's getting loaded up in medic fifty-six currently.
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She's going to be our priority patient.
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She's going to be. We are priority patient coming to you.
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Medic 56 transporting to you.
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I'll let you know when they get off scene here.
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They're just loading up.
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Do you happen to know any?
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Okay, I'll start with patient number two.
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Medic 56 is taking off with patient one.
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We're still gathering vital signs and info here, so I don't know if I'm going to have vital signs yet on all patients.
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But patient number two, 17-year-old female, in the same vehicle.
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See, and she's complaining of face pain.
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She got some facial swelling to upper lip area and cheek.
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Looks like she's got a small.
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Engine three is no problem with the vitals.
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I just wanted to know if any of them were meeting major trauma criteria.
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Go ahead with patient number three.
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Or who's going to transport patient number two?
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Hey Palomar, sorry.
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Highway medcom, medic 80
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has both patient two and three.
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He's on the phone with family members in the back of the ambulance.
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Or
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he's going to be a 20-year-old male.
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He was the driver of vehicle number one.
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Yeah, I'll definitely let them know if they go POV to go to the trauma center.
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Also, vehicle number one where it was T-boned, was it on the driver's side?
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It was on the passenger side, and it looks like it clipped the back bumper.
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There was only mild damage to the back bumper.
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The major damage was them coming off the road,
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hitting signs and a fence.
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So the majority of the damage is the front engine compartment.
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Copy,
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thank you. Do you want to go ahead with the patient in vehicle number two?
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Yes, thank you.
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Okay, so patient number five and vehicle number two, another four-door sedan, major damage to the front engine compartment.
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He is an 18-year-old male driver.
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He was wearing a seatbelt, denies any LOC.
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