Elderly man injured in fall near W Oak Street, Kissimmee FL
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Medical EmergencyA 92-year-old man fell near W Oak Street, injuring his left leg. He has pain and signs of injury but no head trauma or loss of consciousness. He received medical treatment and was transported to the hospital.
Audio|Heard on: Osceola County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Osceola Rescue 43 Osceola Regional inbound Trauma Green, how do you copy?
00:07
Copy, 946Rs.
00:12
So Moran is Rescue 43 currently inbound in your facility with a 92 that is 92-year-old bail chief complaint today is going to be in Hunwitz fall.
00:23
A patient stated he was walking when he fell forward, denied hitting his head.
00:28
However, stated tried to brace himself and is now having pain in his left leg just above the mid-shaft of the fever.
00:35
He does have a little bit of shortening of rotation noted to that leg.
00:38
Currently right now he is 804 GCSA15.
00:40
Vitals are as follows.
00:41
Heart rate 74, signus on the monitor, occasional TVC.
00:44
SPO2 is 98% on room air.
00:47
breathing 14 times a minute with an end title of 36, the last blood pressure of 173 over 66.
00:54
Two of IBIACs is established.
00:55
He has been given 100 mics of fentanyl.
00:57
Four leads is unremarkable.
00:59
He is on a scoop stretcher right now.
01:01
No other obvious signs of trauma noted.
01:03
He does take Zarelto,
01:07
no LOC reported.
01:08
Nothing further will be your facility in about three to five.
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Location mentioned:
W Oak St, Kissimmee, FL 34741
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