14-year-old injured in four-wheeler crash without helmet 

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Northwest Fire, this is Bedflight 2. 23.41. 203. 22. Go ahead. Yeah, this is Bedflight 2. We're two minutes out from your corpus. You give us a quick LZ. And a patient weight. 6-9-64. J-SU. Chris, you can, everyone go ahead on that LV, a multi-goer to the patient info. 2000s Chevy. Approximately 200 by 400 feet. The aisle is 29 feet off. That's going to be north of our rescue. Approximately 100 feet away from power lines, trees to the north, and no other obstructions. Northwest wire, that's a good coffee for 5' flight 2. We'll be there about a bed and a half. And that's it. That's right, too. We got a 14-year-old female. This is going to be an NVC from a four-wheeler, no helmet. Positive loss of consciousness, during any continence. We're working on IV now. We're working on another assessment now. That's a good copy, thank you. Okay, Matt Flight 2. This is like, too, go ahead. Quick question, please. Do you have a capability of taking you a family member with you on a helicopter? As far as family member goes, it depends on the weight of the family member. Okay. The patient is a 14-year-old female weighs 110 pounds. That's like two, you got it. Yeah, we got you 110 pounds on the estimated weight for a patient. Do you have an estimate weight on the patient's family member? 145. Our pilot says he's going to do a calculation for that once we're on the ground.

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