00:00
Got a fifty-four year old male.
00:02
He was initially in the presence of a Talladega ambulance.
00:05
They were trying to help him ambulate.
00:08
He's got a fractured right humerus, a either dislocated or fractured left femur.
00:14
He already had a previous fracture to his right lower leg as well prior to today.
00:19
Last vital signs, blood pressure is 100 and thirty-six over eighty-eight, heart rate's ninety-five.
00:23
Got a ninety-six percent sat on four liters.
00:26
About 15 times a minute, or probably about 15 min out of UAB.
00:30
GCS was 15 , slightly, just due to pain.
00:37
Other vital signs within normal limits.
00:42
Twenty three, what would you give his GCS currently?
00:47
Can I pinch him real hard, squeeze him and see if he's asleep, or should I just tell you he's asleep right now?
00:55
Does he respond really or painfully?
01:02
He does, he does, does off right now, but if I stimulate, he'll wake up and talk to me and answer questions.
01:11
That works. Thank you.
01:14
No problem. Thank you for the help, ma'am.
01:18
Yes, sir. We'll just need your.
01:21
Yes, ma'am. For reference, I said the calling ambulance was the initial crew that had him.
01:25
He was brought to our base at Talladega by Lincoln Fire.
01:28
So Lincoln Fire is actually who we ran with to pick the patient up.
01:34
Yes, sir. They did call and place the patient in the system.
01:37
Let us know that they were headed to your base.
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