Helicopter transports female crash patient with lumbar fracture, Warrick County IN
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TrafficAccording to the dispatch call, a 32-year-old female patient is being transported by helicopter from a hospital in Olney, Illinois, to another hospital after a motor vehicle crash causing a lumbar fracture. She is stable, alert, with controlled pain, normal vital signs, and can move her lower extremities. The estimated time of arrival is 12 minutes.
Audio|Heard on: Warrick / Spencer County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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The helicopter ARCH 3 inbound patient report.
00:18
32-year-old female patient.
00:20
Transfer patient from Carle Richland Memorial Hospital in Olney, Illinois.
00:25
It's supposed to be emergency room to emergency room.
00:27
The patient was in the motor vehicle crash and has a lumbar fracture.
00:31
She is alert and oriented to answer all questions appropriately.
00:34
Pain is controlled.
00:37
Heart rate 66 showing the sinus rhythm.
00:39
Last blood pressure was 141 over 93.
00:43
She sat 99% with 2.
00:45
Is able to be tossed and breathe in 16 times a minute.
00:49
Have about a 12 minute ETA.
00:51
Do you have any further questions or orders?
00:55
She is able to move her lower extremity. She is able to move all lower extremities.
01:02
She has good pulse motor incisionation, no neurological deficits.
01:08
Anything further, see on the time when you get here.
01:12
Copy that,
01:14
We will need security and stretcher on the pad, please.
01:16
Arge 3 clear.
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Warrick County, IN
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