be obviously bent out of shape.
It's going to be the upper left arm.
DREW GOLOB: You're good.
DISPATCHER: The RP was just a passer by.
They did stop to help him.
They said that they would flag you in.
They're going to be closer to the 15th Street road.
They said if you just follow in off the entrance,
you would see him and they'll flag you down.
DREW GOLOB: That don't make no sense.
All right.
MAN: Copy.
So right now we're running on an 18-year-old male
that's conscious and breathing.
Caller states that a kid fell off his skateboard
and broke his arm.
Dispatch stated that the arm is actually deformed and angulated
so we're going to go code three.
We're a little far away for this one.
So we're going to head over there and see
if we can give him a hand.
So I just go to the 13th Street exit
and then cut cross and go right in the main entrance.
I think that's what they're talking about.
That makes sense right by--
MAN: Yeah. DREW GOLOB: 14 14?
MAN: Yeah.
DREW GOLOB: OK.
Should be good.
Doesn't say anything else.
MAN: Said they're going on like 15th Street.
DREW GOLOB: Yeah, that's where it is though.
Because it's 14 14 and then 15 is behind it.
Does that make sense?
Because it's-- remember that those apartments are on 15th
Street.
I'll look at the map.
[WHOOSH]
DREW GOLOB: Let's see what we got.
It looks like he's in pain.
MAN: [INAUDIBLE]
Is this going to hurt?
Yes.
Why?
This is just going to take the edge off.
Nothing's going to take the pain away completely, all right?
Any kind of medical history or anything or is he--
No.
No?
Good, good.
You're going to do that SAM splint?
I'll do Sam splint and I'm trying to bandage.
How bad is it?
It's an obvious deformity so there's definitely a fracture.
Do you think it's like broken?
Oh, it's--
It's tough for us, it's broken yeah.
It's broken.
Yeah, I figured.
How's that pain feeling now?
Better?
Um, I think so.
I don't know, I'm still-- - It's still going--
Ow.
It's going to hurt no matter what, OK?
But we're just going to try to get in a position of comfort.
OK?
And then we're going to--
We're going to start moving, OK?
Yeah, yeah. Go for it, man.
Go for it. - Just start breathing.
Big deep breaths.
OK. You're good.
You're good. - OK.
How's that?
Oh, let's get a wrap.
Good job.
Attaboy.
Oh I'm cold.
Yeah.
We're going to get you inside the ambulance,
get you with a couple of blankets here, OK bud?
All right, man.
Thanks.
Pain medicine must be kicking in, huh?
You're getting a little smile on your face?
Yeah.
Attaboy.
Hold up top [INAUDIBLE] on the wrist.
OK.
I'm going to lift your arm a little bit so we can get
that splint on there, all right?
Aw, man.
Did a good job, buddy.
Yeah.
Just kind of--
I got another one here in my pocket, will you hand it to me?
- All right. - Can you lift from the bottom?
I got you.
Oh, ow.
Don't straighten, don't straighten, don't straighten,
don't straighten.
Keep it where it was that.
Oh.
- Sorry, bud. - Nice deep breaths.
OK, partner? - Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah.
We're almost done.
Breathe, breathe.
There you go.
All right, bud.
We're almost done with you.
Oh, I can feel it.
Yeah.
Feel it moving in there? - Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah, I-- I think [BLEEP]
Yeah it looks like you took a good one there, buddy.
So your dog was pulling you.
You tried to catch yourself on the little rock here?
Yeah.
All right, Alberto.
Ready?
One, two, three.
There you go.
Try now, grab that arm and try to put it in position comfort.
And where you get it, we'll hold it.
Is it better higher like that?
Wes, why don't we get him on the cotton and do that?
I think the triangle may have just caused more pain than not.
We can get him on the cotton and then release it?
[INAUDIBLE] only thing is that it's comfort
because that's just hanging.
All right, bud.
Sit right over the cotton, OK?
- Hold on. - Yeah.
Come backwards.
I got you, bud, I got you.
We're going to sit right here. Right there.
Sit.
OK, all right.
Now grab that arm and-- you got to hold your arm in position
of comfort and then we're just going to leave it there.
All right, man.
Sorry.
Is someone going to get my board?
- Leave the tops off completely. - All right.
Your board?
Yeah we can grab it.
We're just leave it off he said.
You can leave the tops off.
Just hook him.
And who's to taking care of your dog?
Who's got your dog?
His dad's right there.
Oh, that's his dad.
Yeah may dad's over there, my girlfriend.
So we'll give him your skateboard, OK?
- Yeah. - All right.
Yeah, that's fine.
All right, some bumps going in.
OK, man?
Once we get in the back, I'm going
to get that IV started Because they're going to want
to do surgery and get that--
Surgery?
Thank you.
Yeah.
I know it's one of those words that kind of comes out
of nowhere, but they got to fixed up that, brother.
Yeah because it's-- it's broken totally apart,
it looks like, OK?
You guys are going to Parkview, right?
Yeah.
OK.
You want to ride or are you good?
I'll be good.
Watch your-- do you lift your right elbow up?
There you go.
Looks like you got it in position comfort now, huh?
All right.
Did you talk to dad?
No, he [INAUDIBLE].
Oh did he?
Yeah.
So I think your dad's got the dog and your skateboard, OK?
He's going to head over to meet you at Parkview.
OK.