Medical crews transport scorpion bite and knee injury patients, San Diego County CA
Medical EmergencyMedical teams responded to two patients near Highway 94. One had a scorpion bite and was alert and walking. The second had a knee injury. Both patients were transported to Station 30 together.
Audio|Source: Heartland Fire
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Transcript:
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(name withheld), I see that's affirmative with the type 1.
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We're for a scorpion bite patient's ambulatory-orientated and he's walking down right now.
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So copy.
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Okay. Okay.
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Okay.
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Okay.
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Orio or iPad 7.
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9231 for Scorpionstein Station B near Highway 94, spontaneous, fontangle.
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Tension 2.
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Can you check with that's O for an update?
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Finance for Middick 417.
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Middick 417.
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417, transporting Code 50[1], Paradise Valley.
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Topic Code 50[1], Paradise Valley.
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I see how we go. I see how we go.
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San Diego, Goet for Board, IC.
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Yeah, the 231 is your medic running at State 30.
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Initially, you have an ETA on an airship to reach 21 with 16.
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One signal ETA if you need to Station 30.
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San Diego, you were feroke and completely edible.
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One engine from station 50, move up, cover station 47, one engine from city, move up, coverage 47,
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and by 1,000 from Humboldt for your medic to chin 30.
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Additionally, a breach to 1,
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with a 16-1-6-minute ET8 as 1030 if needed.
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Alright, I copy, and do we have a type 1 engine with that as well?
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436 started.
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Bobby, thank you.
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I see San Diego at patrol service at station 30 over here.
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Last email, and I'll repeat, you identify.
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Go ahead. Have you the notes, line 6, your discretion.
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Sandy, if you have a victim reporter, I see?
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You're right?
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Happy.
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Okay, I read the note.
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Is there a patient at the location of the dispatch or is this just a standby?
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Is he assailant from the previous medical aid?
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I understand.
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Can you just confirm with law enforcement if the patient is outside and they're requesting an e-mail or is this just a standby until they have the patient outside? This is a standby.
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He's still varicated inside and they're going to deploy the K-Mai.
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Watertender, 27,
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10 kilos.
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Can you get the battalion one with our commitment? So there's a call, please.
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Patrol 30,
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Corpian,
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Station 30,
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17304, Highway 94 was met at 2.31 in route on Tangle.
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The Italian One copies traffic.
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Okay.
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Water Tender 27 on 10 kilos.
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Water Tender 27 Senegal.
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Water tender 20 cent.
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I'll be able to get out on command.
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Just respond.
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Keep priority traffic.
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We have a second line emergency off of the same crew.
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There'll be a knee injury.
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A patient is ambulatory.
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We're going to put them in the same vehicle and have them transported.
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Currently the NSS, we're going to put them in the same vehicle.
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Have them transported to Station 30 if you can start me a second ambulance to Station 30.
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Thank you.
Police codes explained
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Code 50: Non-emergency patient transport or unit en route to hospital with non-urgent medical case.
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