[sirens]
We just got a call for a vehicle accident.
It's a rollover with entrapment.
We don't have any other updates,
so we don't know how many patients.
And of course, extra case you can take extra time.
We have to call a truck, which helps us in case the vehicle--
clear right-- needs be stabilized,
or the people need to be cut out of the vehicle.
We just have an engine responding with us.
So those are a couple of our major concerns right now.
Think there might be somebody still in the car
if you want to grab the board.
So here's the vehicles on its side
here, and somebody is still trapped inside.
So we're going to get our backboard, our gurney,
and see if we can get them out.
'Sup, cap? - Hey, what's up guys?
Need anything from us right now?
She sounds like she's OK right now.
She's not complaining [inaudible] anything.
But the vehicle is rocking back and forth,
so we're going to wait for the truck to get here
to put a stabilization down.
Copy that.
The vehicles on its side does have somebody trapped in there.
They're OK, but the vehicle's on some grass.
It's a little bit unstable, so we're
going to wait for the truck to get here.
They can put some chocks underneath, stabilize it
so we can then get in there and get the person out.
Until then, we kind of got to wait.
So it hit in kind of.
Yeah.
So we've just made access to her,
just broke that window literally to get in closer
to talk to her, but she does seem like she's doing OK.
[sirens]
This has given us kind of a unique situation.
It's just rather difficult with the vehicle
being a little bit unstable.
So we're trying to figure out if the person's able to stand up,
help lift herself out with us helping.
There's not a lot of room in a little sedan
when it's sideways.
[machine engine on]
If they [inaudible] they want the caller,
I got that right here, too.
[machine cutting into car]
We're going to let you down right
back on the board, all right?
We have a collar?
You want a smaller one?
[inaudible],, she's hanging on three.
Yeah.
Sketchy on the event, she got year,
[inaudible] but she can't-- she thinks she's in Rancho Cordova.
OK.
It turns out she doesn't actually quite remember
the incident, so we're concerned it might be a low blood sugar
or something going on.
She crashed her vehicle, low speed, not quite trauma alert.
We had to use the jaws of life to get her out of there.
She couldn't extricate herself.
We're assessing her for injuries right now,
and we're going to take her to our local trauma center.
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