so right now we are heading to a possible auto versus pedestrian
it is a border call so if it's on it could either be on our side or the victorville side there's
units responding from both
right agencies victorville uh says patient is able to speak and see so that's a good sign
or just a 35 year old male conscious breathing bleeding from his head
let's get started
any pain here all right no deformity
down on this on your left leg
your left leg is the one that hurts that was squeezing out
can you feel this can you feel me down here yeah by the way no
do you remember where you were at prior to being hit by a car were you in the street were you what
can you straighten this arm out for me
hand me a turn uh start kit
how fast were you going
he's been a little repetitive
one two three
is it going to hurt me from claustrophobic no okay the helicopter's just tight that's all landon yeah
from information we got from the driver stage is going about 15 20 miles an hour but we
do have some pretty significant front-end damage considering the speed from what the
driver said of the vehicle said the subject was out unconscious probably about five to ten minutes
prior to our arrival we made contact with him he was laying on the ground in front of the vehicle
he was altered with repetitive questioning other than that physically on the rest of the
observation and physical assessment he didn't present with a significant injury but he did
have a significant lack probably about inch and a half full thickness to the front of his head so
at this point uh because of our area in the region we're in we requested a helicopter which is going
to be transported to a trauma center down the hill they're about 15-20 minutes away so our ambulance
as well as a squad are going to follow up to the hospital where they're landing the helicopter
from there they're going to send them to the trauma center for definitive care and treatment
so
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