Patient treated for spinal injury near Dodge St, Omaha NE
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical crews transported an older male from Valley Arbor Care Center to Methodist Hospital for evaluation of apparent spinal pain after hearing a pop. The patient has a history of spinal fusion and was treated for pain during transport. The incident occurred near Dodge St in Omaha.
Audio|Heard on: Douglas NE Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Valley 512 calling Methodist.
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Valley 512.
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Hey Methodist, this is Valley 512.
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We're currently en route to your facility with a male patient from Valley Arbor Care Center.
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Chief complaint today is when he rolled around midnight, he heard a pop.
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When his daughter visited him,
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they saw that his spine was deformed on the upper half.
00:33
He does have a medical history of a broken spine and spinal fusion.
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that he did at Methodist Main Campus.
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We've already given medication for pain.
00:43
We got a 20 gauge in the left AC.
00:47
Current vitals are heart rate of 102, SpO2 91 on room air, and blood pressure of 105.
00:58
For C4, he's currently at a 5 out of 10 pain.
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Glucose 104, both lung sounds cleared.
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We're en route your facility code two, estimated about six to seven minutes.
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512 Methodist understood.
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Location mentioned:
Dodge St, Omaha, NE 68114
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