74-year-old male lost consciousness while driving in parking lot near Rainbow and Smoke Ranch, causing vehicle collision with a pylon after passing through multiple lanes and parking areas; patient conscious and stable upon EMS assessment., Las Vegas NV
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, 74-year-old male lost consciousness while driving in parking lot near Rainbow and Smoke Ranch, causing vehicle collision with a pylon after passing through multiple lanes and parking areas; patient conscious and stable upon EMS assessment.
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02:56
Transcript:
00:00
Tramon, 1217, 25, 1556, go ahead.
00:04
UMC Trauma, this is Medica 303.3.
00:06
And right here facility, I have an ETM about 10 to 12 minutes.
00:08
I have a 74-year-old male, about 212 pounds.
00:11
This gentleman was driving his vehicle in a parking lot,
00:15
Hobby Lobby area over here at Rainbow and Smoke Ranch.
00:19
He appears to have lost consciousness while he was driving and looks like he hit the accelerator.
00:24
According to Bystanders, he was moving in excess of 60 or so miles an hour.
00:28
It's probably an over-exaggeration, but that's what they're telling me.
00:33
Patient vehicle struck,
00:35
looks like a Tesla, and got deflected in between two parked vehicles.
00:40
He threaded a needle there,
00:42
jumped a curb,
00:45
traveled through four lanes of traffic without getting hit, hit another curve, went through another parking lot, and then collided with a pylon that did not move.
00:53
He just demolished the front of his car.
00:57
Again, he was unconscious, he has no recollection, was wearing a seatbelt, we do have airbag deployment.
01:04
Looks if we have about 8 inches of PCI down into the left foot area of his vehicle.
01:11
He is not complaining of anything, but he does have abrasions to his left neck and to his right forearm.
01:17
He's ano times 2, to person and to place only.
01:21
It's wrong about the date of the president.
01:25
NACCHERN-CURR-N-Benzhen, over 95 for our blood pressure levels at 70.
01:29
Breathing's 18, has at 100% on room air.
01:31
GCS is 14. We have a blood sugar of...
01:34
We have blood sugar of 110.
01:36
We have a cellar in place, have an IV in place, have a 12-year-al-so, which is clean history of thyroid only.
01:43
Any questions or orders?
01:46
Copy to confirm, you said, 8 inches of PCI on the patient's side by the foot.
01:51
That is the fundamental end.
01:53
The probably made impact also with the underdash.
01:56
The underdash is destroyed.
01:57
The serum will is intact.
02:00
It is open for the airbag.
02:06
I'll see you in 10.
02:08
A corner of it, I think, from the hood, not from any impact that he might have made to it.
02:13
Any other things are worse?
02:16
I suppose, can you feed your last, and then we'll see you in 10?
02:21
I'm sorry,
02:23
I missed the beginning of that.
02:24
We'll see you in 10.
02:25
What was your question?
02:28
What was the last part of your tell? You mentioned something about PCI and the hood.
02:33
Any other information?
02:36
Copy that, I apologize.
02:38
The windshield is cracked on the lower driver's side corner of windshield.
02:44
It looks like it's from the hood making impact with the windshield.
02:48
It's not through any physical contact that he made with the windshield, was what I was trying to say.
02:52
I apologize if I was unclear.
02:54
We'll see you shortly.
02:55
We'll see in about five minutes.
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S Fort Apache Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89148
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