All right.
Take Main?
Huh?
Main, right?
Main, go North, Yep.
All right, we are currently en route to a vehicle accident.
Someone on scene stated that one of the vehicles was smoking.
It is going to be a Ram ProMaster
versus a purple Camry.
Law enforcement's already on scene,
says there's one adult female who can't move her leg,
one adult male with leg and arm injuries,
and the vehicle has heavy front end damage.
Go this way.
Here, we're going to have to lay this completely flat, B. Hey,
guys. - Hey.
Hey.
What we got going on?
He's got a headache and he's got pain between his shoulders
all the way down to the top of his spine.
- OK. - So we just logrolled him over.
His back is clear, and we'll strap him down.
Restrained passenger, restrained driver,
complaining of leg pain.
Come to find out, her leg pain, she had little earrings poking
her through the pants and into the leg, but she all right.
OK.
She's ambulatory.
OK.
But both of them were ambulatory out of the vehicle.
OK.
And that's that.
Does she still, does she still want to be transported?
- Yes. - OK.
All right.
Here, we still got to go through the leg.
Yep.
I want to use your stretcher.
I want to take her in the truck and I'll move her over
to [INAUDIBLE] and come back get him.
Her leg's messed up and she's not going
to want to walk over here.
OK.
So will that driver--
Have her sit in the captain's chair, please.
Copy that.
Thank you.
All right.
What?
Oh, this?
It's not the most comfortable thing,
unfortunately to get it wrapped.
Perfect.
How are you doing, brother?
I am doing fine.
How fast were you guys going when you crashed?
I wasn't going fast.
No, she said that's just her--
Here.
All right, hey there.
We're going to get you put on this just
to get you inside the truck.
From there we're going to have you sit in a different chair
just so that way we can get him in as well, OK?
All right, I think that'll [INAUDIBLE] on the stretcher.
Would you guys do me a solid and, like, chop this door off?
I don't know, stand up first.
I can't put no pressure on this leg.
I know, that's why I'm on this side, all right?
You ready?
Here.
I'm just trying to make sure that doesn't roll.
- Can you get on that side? - Yeah.
All right, one, two, three.
All right.
You're doing good.
Where in your leg is it hurting?
On my knee.
On your knee?
OK.
I believe it.
Just a little bit.
- Doing good. - Just a little bit.
Doing good.
Just a little bit.
All right.
Just a little bit more, turn that way?
Here, I'll take you over here.
He's going to still be behind you, OK?
All right.
We're going to keep turning, keep turning,
and bottom on the seat.
Good job.
Oh!
OK, gentle up.
We got to.
Gentle up, OK?
That's the worst part of it.
All right.
Got some seatbelts for you, and then we're
going to get you in the truck.
We were told about that.
It wasn't, it wasn't in her leg.
Wasn't that?
In her jeans.
That's even better.
All right, coming up.
Can you get my purse?
We got your purse.
[INAUDIBLE],, just stay with them, please?
Stay with them?
Stay with them.
Here, I got it from here.
Thank you.
All right, coming up.
So we ended up having two patients.
One's complaining of some back pain.
We ended up back boarding him and putting a C-collar on him,
just as a precaution in case there is something going on
with his back.
Other patient, she is--
both of them are very stable.
She's complaining of some knee pain as well.
We got an IV going.
We've got a couple of things done in the truck,
and we're just going to get them on up to the hospital now.