Medical helicopter lands to transport injured child 

Transcript:
Rescue 292-292, AeroMed 3 on Arial Z1. Go ahead, AeroMed 3 for 292, Aerold Z1. Good afternoon, Aero Med 3 is with you. We're about 10 miles to the east endbound. I understand we're landing at the elementary school there. Four-minute ETE. I'd like to get any kind of information you have on where we're landing. Over? Good, copy. We're going to have you in the outfield of the baseball diamond. It's kind of switching from the football field now due to instructions. I'm going to mark out a 200-2-200-square with four traffic homes to let you know on hazard. Let's get us. Sounds good. Landed in the outfield, we should not have a problem finding it. Winds were out of the southeast in Traverse City. Let me know if you can verify the same. And we'll take any kind of patient info if you have it as well. Good, copy. Pretty light winds here down on the field, not seeing much. I'll have a patient up there in just a second. Sounds good. Pretty light winds. We'll see in about three minutes. From a 3, alpha, 292. 2.92, go ahead. We have four cones on their side, marking approximately 200 by 200 area. We got a flagpole and a field pole to the south, no closer than 50 feet. We also have a large tree to the northeast, no closer than 100 feet. Update last known was an alert orientation times four, a four-year-old stable vitals, eight out of ten pain, a loss of consciousness from a bicycle accident, got a facial abrasion, blood pressure 136 over 90, 99 pence of the heart rate of 73. The biggest concerns was a diminishing lung sound. on the one side and a prolonged execution. And from AeroMed 3 sounds good. We got you guys in sight. I'm reading the American flag down there. It looks like winds out of the east. And we'll be on the deck here in about 30 seconds. Here you go.

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