58-year-old woman treated after minor car crash, Smyrna DE
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders transported a 58-year-old woman to Smyrna emergency room after a minor car accident. She was restrained, had no loss of consciousness or bleeding, and experienced neck and leg pain. Vital signs showed elevated blood pressure. She was wearing a cervical collar during transport.
Audio|Heard on: Kent DE Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Charlie 64 to Smyrna.
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This is Prerna.
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We are in Rocky facility with a 58-year-old female chief complaint of vaccine pain following a motor vehicle collision.
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The patient was restrained, no loss of consciousness, no bleeding, no airbag deployment, minor damage to the bumper of the vehicle.
00:26
The pain goes from the neck and radiates down the legs described as a pinching sensation.
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Last vital signs are 99% on room air, 105,
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beats per minute, and 186 over 98 for blood pressure.
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She is in a C-collar,
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and we will be at your facility in approximately two minutes standing by for questions.
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We are not being clear.
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Location mentioned:
N Carter Rd, Smyrna, DE 19977
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