Patient with incision-site infection transported to hospital

Heard on: Brooke County Sheriff, Wellsburg and Follansbee Police Dispatch

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Seven hundred and three, can be transporting to Wheeling Medical Park.

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Seven hundred and three, transporting Wheeling Medical Park, twenty-two forty-six.

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Dispatch, squad five.

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Brooklyn, returning.

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Squad five, clear.

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Returning twenty-two forty-seven.

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They went ahead and started him on the oxy for possible infection.

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Does have a clear taker there over some two by twos at the incision site.

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There is a little bit of green coloration to the what appears to be pus on the one two by two.

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Currently, he's got one to monitor around 110 .

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Laying on the brush with one.

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Fifty-two over eighty-eight, skin warm, dry, normal color.

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Respirations are 20 , lungs are clear.

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Pulse is 110 , GCS of 456 .

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IV unsuccessful times two, and again we'll be there in about twenty-eight to 30 .

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What's his SpO2?

01:20

Ninety-one.

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I do have him on two liters.

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He's at like ninety-four now.

8/13/2026 07:45 PM

Medical Emergency

Medical Park Rd, Wheeling, WV 26003

Patient with incision-site infection transported to hospital

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As discussed during the dispatch call, eMS unit 703 transporting a patient to Wheeling Medical Park. Patient appears to have a possible infection at an incision site with green drainage. Vital signs include pulse around 110, blood pressure 152 over 88, respirations 20, and oxygen saturation improved from 91% to 94% on two liters of oxygen. IV attempts were unsuccessful. Estimated arrival time is about 28 to 30 minutes.

Patient with incision-site infection transported to hospital

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