Woman trips and hits head, transported to hospital, Jackson CA
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Medical EmergencyA 76-year-old woman tripped over her purse and hit her head at a church. She was transported to Sutter Amador Hospital for treatment. She did not remember hitting her head but was conscious and had no obvious injuries.
Audio|Heard on: El Dorado and Amador Counties Public Safety
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Transcript:
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This is Nurse Travis with your traffic.
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Our base, this is Medic 2.
00:04
Coming in Code 2[1], ALS[2], about a 10-minute ETA.
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On board, I have the 76-year-old female.
00:09
She's late today is a mechanical ground-level fall.
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She was downstairs with a rock-hall of church, and she tripped over her purse, hit her head against the table and fell onto the ground.
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It was a witnessed fall.
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She does not remember hitting her head and landing on the floor, but she remembers the act of falling.
00:27
She doesn't see somebody light-headed all day and now feels busy with five.
00:31
about a 10th head name.
00:32
She is anal foursies at the 15.
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She's not currently on any blood centers.
00:37
There's no obvious deformities.
00:39
Crespice and being noted to the head neck and forthback.
00:44
Last set of vitals, set of pressure of 163 over 77, setting at 95% at room error, heart rate of 83 showing signers on the monitor.
00:53
As you have no for the question of orders, we'll see at about 10.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Code 2: Urgent, non-emergency response without lights or sirens.
[2]
ALS: Advanced Life Support (medical response level)
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Location mentioned:
Mission Blvd, Jackson, CA 95642
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