Man injured by falling granite countertop in garage 

Transcript:
1215. I get an E.A. I'm going to hand down. Two, it's bleeding pretty bad. For a medic 12? Officers on scene are asking your ETA, advising the mail is bleeding pretty bad. ETA, about two minutes. 1137. in the lot here off South Mulberry, got a mail that fell. He's not answering me if he's all right. Right next to 19 South Mulder. Go ahead, it's up her valley. Friday 21, trailer out to your facility with a 36-year-old male coming from his residence. Chief complaint this afternoon is a lower leg injury from having a piece of granite countertop fall on his leg. The patient said he was cleaning his garage, moved stuff around, and a piece of countertop fell on his leg. The patient was able to make it into the residence where he had a sinkable episode afterwards. The patient was not going to have a necker back pain from a single episode. They were slowly lower to the ground. There's no obvious to form of the patient's right leg, just a couple skin tears, cleaning controlled upon arrival. Patient rates 9 out of 10 pain. PMS is intact in the extremity. Current vitals, pulse of 73, showing normal sinus. 98% on room air. Blood pressure of 135 over 90. If you have a 20 gauge established in the left AC for you, we'll be at your facility in approximately 5 minutes. Any further questions or orders? No question's orders we'll try to bed on the runway. That's clear, thank you.

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