Air medical transport for cardiac arrest patient in Ohio
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(number withheld), one final to Hocking Valley Community Hospital.
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Final.
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This is Tower Echo Seven.
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Seven, go ahead.
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Tower Echo Seven is departure base, en route to Mount Carmel Dublin.
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Time en route is going to be 25 minutes.
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I'll have three people on board.
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I have 120 minutes of fuel.
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RA is one, HFD 1600.
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7, that's good copy.
00:28
Have you elected on (number withheld), en route to Mount Carmel Dublin with three souls, 25 minutes.
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Man with 120 in the tank.
00:38
All right, one HSE 1600 part 100 and thirty-five, and you are positive.
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Skytrack, I have additional whenever you are ready.
00:45
Right, all sounds ready.
00:47
Seven, good copy.
00:48
Looks like you're responding to a skinny patient dealing with cardiac arrest.
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Positive vent.
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Patient weight is 90 kilos.
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Again, patient weight 90 kilos.
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Located in the ER.
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(number withheld).
01:05
7,
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copy that.
01:11
89107, send count.
01:13
Seven.
01:16
Yes, ma'am.
01:17
Are you able to verify whether this patient is going to be on a ventilator or not? Because I know that Mount Carmel system, they do use a different brand, so we would need to go take ours up if that's the case.
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So if you can give me, I just verify that they are not or not intending to be put on the ventilator.
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Seven, we did ask if the patient was on any special equipment.
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All she provided was a vent.
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At this time, I can call back to confirm no blood pump.
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Okay, that's a good copy.
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One zero seven, thank you.
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