Unresponsive elderly woman intubated at Terre Haute 

Transcript:
I've got a 76-year-old female, approximately 140 pounds. Patient's been unresponsive for an unknown period of time lasting normal about two or three hours ago. When we got there, she had bombed in her airway, unresponsive. They were about a GCF at 6. Just a second. Last vitals. Well, this last floor pressure is running at 178 over 97, heart rate 79. Find us for them on the monitor. She's 100% on room air. We have her insubated. She's gotten rockeroneum and ketamine. I've got one line established working on another for you. We'll see in here. In just a few minutes, do you need anything else? Clear on the patient update. Can we have a quick LZ brief? Staff line, program 703. You're going to have four counts set up. south side of the pool. You'll have two light poles to the north. That is the area lit up. Grass area through the south. We should have room for you to land in the parking lot. It'll be the south side of the parking lot. You cut out there some on that LV report. Are there any wires that we need to look for? I hear we're on the south side of the parking lot with four cones set up. Negative, no overhead wires on the south side. You just have two light poles in the middle to have lights on them. Those are going to be on the north side of the parking lot. South Lides all clear. Clear on LZ. We'll see you soon.

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