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We have a run for you.
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I was just able to upload our call.
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Let me know when you are ready for quick report.
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We are on scene this afternoon for a 42-year-old male for a chief complaint of dehydration.
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bike riding way out up the mountains on off the trails.
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He had to be hoisted out,
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but we met him at the LZ.
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He's alert and oriented times four.
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Chief says 15 was able to ambulate off the helicopter and.
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And to our Bernie, his current chief complaint right now is going to be just generalized weakness, and he does have a right foot injury.
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No major trauma or falls or anything else of the nature.
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Upon further assessment, no other injuries were noted.
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Vital signs are 100 and thirty-two over eighty-four with a heart rate of 116 .
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He's trying to tack on the monitor.
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He's breathing at a rate of 18 a minute.
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Full and has a SpO two of ninety-eight percent on room air.
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Confused and panicked.
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And in terms of treatment, we do have an 18 gauge in his left.
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You're currently en route to your facility with an ETA of about 25 minutes.
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2-5, how do you copy?
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Copy, we'll be arriving.
Medical Emergency
