Air medical transport of patient with pulmonary embolism, Wilmington NC
Medical EmergencyA 64-year-old female patient with large bilateral pulmonary embolism is being air transported by helicopter from Southeastern Regional emergency department to the critical care unit at New Hanover hospital. The helicopter has three people on board and fuel status is two hours with about 15 minutes remaining before repositioning. The patient is receiving a heparin drip and supplemental oxygen.
Audio|Source: Brunswick County Sheriff, Fire and EMS, NC Highway Patrol
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Transcript:
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Lifted three souls, two hours of gas, about 15 minutes over lumped.
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Copy three souls, two hours of gas, 15 minute, E.T.
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Tom, 2312.
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Right now, sound like one.
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Fair link one.
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Currently going to lift in three soles two hours and two minutes of fuel in about two minutes reposition for Ellis fire station.
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It's got to be three souls, two cannon fuel.
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Reposition, 2313.
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Really, too, your patient's a 64-year-old email.
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Weight is 59 kilograms, 59 kilograms.
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Large bilateral PE.
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She's at Southeastern Regional and ED-B38.
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One to ICU, CCU, New Hanover.
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She's on a heparin drip.
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She's on a heparin drip.
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I'm 2313. And I'll take 4 liters of nasal cannul.
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ED bed 38 to ICU 19.
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Location mentioned:
Near S 17th St, Wilmington, NC 28401
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