Burn patient en route to hospital by medical helicopter 

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Iowa City Airport and I've got to University of Iowa Hospital for crew pickup. I am solo and I've got one plus two five on fuel. I'm sure here at big color, one plus two five from the fuel be advised. We have Iowa Lightlight 3 about 23 minutes out, two three minutes out from the University of Iowa. Okay, or four copies all. As far as police personnel I go now, you can get from the car started your way. (name withheld), I think we're good. (name withheld) and I are down there. We just don't have the resources to get to them. And like I said, they're not any distress, and they've got life jackets on. Debris debris west of 142nd, taking your traffic to attack 7 at 16.28. Hey, right fingers fetch. The Iowa area, ETA. The W.O.W.I.3, got these all. And could you make me a solo leg over to Iowa City Airport and back to the hospital? Just to get around some fuel. Iowa Wi-Fi 3, you got it. I got that fuel leg in there, 1629. Thank you. If we can get them a rope, we might be able to pull them to the south side bank with enough personnel, but that's not going to solve our problem for the boat that's going to be in the middle of the water, and I'm sure we're just going to keep getting calls on it until we get it out of there, but obviously getting them off the water is our first concern. My flight three patient report. There's not going off just for the power failure. 20 minutes out from the university with a 20-year-old female patient, should be known to them, called burns to her back. Current set of idols, heart rate 92, blood pressure 127, over 76. Restatory rate is 20. She's setting 100% in room air. She has LR in teasing at 100 an hour. She's been given ketamine for pain. Again, 20 minutes out.

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