Multiple patients treated after vehicle collision on Poplar Street, Cayce SC
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TrafficEmergency medical services treated multiple patients after a motor vehicle collision on Poplar Street. One male patient may have a left femur fracture and another patient has a laceration on the right hand with minimal bleeding.
Audio|Heard on: Lexington County EMS
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02:2
Transcript:
00:00
We've been clear by command.
00:01
You just always clear available.
00:05
County, Poplar, Command.
00:08
Go ahead. Do you leave this on Opt 2 or is it on Opt 1, I didn't hear?
00:13
It's an option.
00:15
Copy. What EMS units come in this location?
00:19
Medic 5 and EMF8.
00:22
Command, META5, EMS8.
00:25
Poplar Command,
00:26
the Medic 5 and EMS8.
00:28
Go ahead.
00:32
A 40-year-old male.
00:36
Touch alert in order times four.
00:39
Obvious left.
00:42
Possible left lower leg fracture.
00:44
Okay.
00:47
We'll be that by six minutes.
00:55
On that, obvious on the right side,
00:58
going to be a closed tip-filt fracture.
01:01
Left side squashing.
01:07
EMS come in the property.
01:09
Additional patient may just want to look that laceration right hand, minimal bleeding.
01:13
I don't leave that...
01:25
That's a minute.
01:26
Can you repeat the last traffic?
01:31
Downing, we're going to be...
01:34
We're going to be...
01:36
...that's me.
01:38
Good rock. I got three by one.
01:45
I recommend me an email fee.
01:50
S-Aid update on patient, possible left, closed, mid-shaft femur, internally rotated,
01:59
shortened. I got it.
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Location mentioned:
Poplar St, Cayce, SC 29033
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