Teen treated for head injury after basketball accident, Blanding UT
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Medical EmergencyEmergency medical services responded to a 16-year-old male with a head injury sustained during basketball. The patient showed altered mental status and was evaluated en route to Blue Mountain Hospital. Vital signs were monitored, and no other injuries were noted at this time.
Audio|Heard on: San Juan EMS
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Transcript:
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Blue Mountain Hospital 1c551.
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This is C.O.C., go ahead.
00:17
With my hospital, 1d6551, you're ready for patient care report.
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104.
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Blue Mountain Hospital 1C 551 with the 20-minute ETA, 16-year-old male patient brought to the bottom of the three clinic.
00:36
With an altered status, we'll load a response after an injury yesterday, the injury to the head moving basketball.
00:44
With the ER last management, Shurrock, the time they're getting more concerned with this altered status today.
00:52
The clinic didn't start to engage in the left AC.
00:56
We went and engaged.
00:58
and 4 milligrams of girlfriend and he was feeling a little nauseous.
01:02
He is alert in where surrounding this time a little flow to respond to your questions.
01:08
Set of vital, heart rate 60, sinus with an occasional PAC, blood pressure of 137 over 704.
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O2 is 96% on group merit, but did put him on 1 liter.
01:19
He's currently at 98 before the hit injury breaks.
01:28
Continue reporting, he does have a small hemathelia in the back of his cervical lobe on the right side other than no other injuries noted at this time.
01:36
We do have one family member with us on the ambulance.
01:39
Any other questions or ordered for us?
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Location mentioned:
S 200 W, Blanding, UT 84511
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