82-year-old man injured in fall with serious arm wound, Columbia MO
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Medical EmergencyAn 82-year-old man fell near East McGee Road and suffered a serious arm injury with heavy bleeding. Emergency personnel responded and transported him to the hospital.
Audio|Heard on: Boone County Fire Protection District - Dispatch Only
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02:8
Transcript:
00:00
Truck 1606, Bravo response, fall, near East McGee Road, Boone Fire jurisdiction.
00:06
Truck 1606, Bravo refund, fall, near East McGee Road, Boone Fire jurisdiction, cross-off North Bowden and Heath, Highest Road, Timeout, (number withheld) hours.
00:25
Boone County, Medic 111.
00:30
Medic 11.
00:33
Arrival at University Hospital ending mileage 8.6.
00:41
Medical 111, show you arrival at University Hospital, ending mileage 8.2, (number withheld).
00:53
City Card 1617.
00:57
Car 1617.
01:03
Responding, McGee.
01:09
Car 1617, you are responding with basic (number withheld) near East McGee Row for a fall.
01:16
Caller advised 82-year-old male conscious and breathing.
01:19
Stated grandfather fell this morning,
01:22
a lot of blood, possible broken wrist, limited mobility.
01:27
There is serious bleeding.
01:29
Bleeding is under control.
01:30
Advise the grandfather fell between wall and water heater.
01:37
When they say serious bleeding, do you know what that means?
01:42
Car 1617 readvise, heavy static.
01:51
When you say serious bleeding, what can they advise where the blood is coming from?
01:59
They stated that the skin from elbow to shoulder has been ripped off.
02:06
1617-(number withheld).
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Location mentioned:
E McGee Rd, Columbia, MO 65202
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