Male with gunshot wound transported to hospital, Fort Worth TX
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WeaponsAccording to the dispatch call, emergency medical services are transporting a 36-year-old male with a gunshot wound to the back to Harris Hospital. The patient has elevated heart rate, shortness of breath, and diminished lung sounds on the right side. He is receiving fentanyl and IV access is being attempted.
Audio|Heard on: Tarrant TX Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Priority 2, Trauma Activation.
00:03
This is Harris, go ahead.
00:07
Hey, my 2, priority 2, I've got a 36-year-old male, gunshot wound to the back.
00:17
The last set of vital signs currently have a heart rate of 115.
00:20
Blood pressure 123 over 79.
00:23
He's had 94 percent oxygen saturation reporting shortness of breath.
00:27
You just have diminished lung sounds.
00:31
Diminished lung sounds on the right.
00:35
We're trying to get IV access.
00:36
You may get started on it before we get to you.
00:38
We'll be there in about eight minutes.
00:41
Any questions? Any questions?
00:44
No questions.
00:45
See you on arrival. He cares from Medi2 with an update.
00:50
Okay, just an update, we're about a minute from your door.
00:54
Currently have a heart rate of 112, blood pressure has come up 139 over 71.
00:58
He's at 96 percent oxygen on 4 liters after dose of fentanyl.
01:04
Uh,
01:06
In total is currently 28.
01:07
He's breathing about 14 times a minute.
01:10
I said we're about to pull into your bay.
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Pennsylvania Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76104
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