Patient with sepsis and fractures transported to hospital, Tampa FL
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, medical responders elevated the call for a patient showing sepsis symptoms with multiple fractures. The patient is being transported to Tampa General Hospital.
Audio|Heard on: Hillsborough FL Fire-Tac Group Calls
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01:12
Transcript:
00:00
We need to elevate the current call we're on.
00:02
We're going to meet ALS.
00:04
Patient has enough criteria to meet sepsis, some surgeries, NGIVU's to the right femur with fracture, pelvic region, as well as one on his left leg.
00:14
Yeah, 14. Cabby, Judge Bafarian, if that's work.
00:18
Yes, sir.
00:20
The LVEI Rescue 26.
00:22
Let me see how far they are for you.
00:25
Rescue 26.
00:28
AC, the 14.
00:30
Show in about 11, 12 minutes out.
00:32
Presby 206.
00:34
Let's just check if Feske 21 was in the house.
00:37
This is right across the street from their station.
00:41
Yeah, so they're a transplant patient from another call.
00:45
Copy.
00:48
Yeah,
00:50
that's well.
00:52
Yeah, that's well.
00:53
Whatever they, well, first patient, I'll see, this bench.
00:58
Got me, too.
01:00
EOS 10.
01:02
U.S.
01:05
10, you can show us en route to Tampa General Hospital for one patient, non-emergent, ETA to be 15 minutes, 1.5.
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Location mentioned:
Tampa General Cir, Tampa, FL 33606
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