MedFlight responds to child with chest injury in field 

Transcript:
I don't know if you can see me, but slightly northeast of me is where you're going to be landing. Okay, we've got a visual on you. We're going to do a high orbit for some recon and we'll see on the ground here in about a minute and a half. See in a minute and a half, I will contact the team crew and see if they will need you guys on scene or not. Yes, we'll transport you. Thank you, sir. Community ambulance. It's a MedFlight 4 where we got a patient update. Go ahead. Patient is going to be approximately 200 pounds. He is conscious, disoriented. He's got multiple abrasions to the face. Working on a set of vitals, but he is appearing hemodynamically stable. You guys can go ahead and stay at the LZ. We'll bring him to you. That's a good coffee, sir. We'll be on the ground here shortly. LZ command, this is mid-flight form. LZ command, go ahead. I have the zip line towers in sight. What direction do those wires go? Looks like they're heading south, southwest. Nothing going north. The LZ is going to be the area inside of the gravel road that goes around. I confirm there are no zip lines across the road. Flight 4 from LG command, can you repeat? Flight 4 confirmed there are no zip line will be fixed. nothing is obstructing the landing zone. We have a change in patient priority. The patient you're going to be taking is a 10-year-old female approximately 50 pounds. She is in pain. She has a pretty decent laceration to the right side of the chest. She is hemodynamically stable at this time. Cass, that's clear. We're going to change patients. We've got a pediatric. MedFlight 4 from LZ command. There's enough room in that field. Just watch out for a pole sticking about two and a half, three foot up. in the southern part of the field.

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