Medical helicopter landing at Hartford Hospital for patient transfer, Hartford CT
Medical EmergencyA medical helicopter is directed to land at Hartford Hospital to transfer a middle-aged female patient with a brain mass and altered mental status to St. Francis Hospital. There are nearby hazards including smokestacks, an unlit antenna, and a cell tower near the landing zone.
Audio|Source: LIFE STAR Air Medical Service
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Transcript:
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There is no ground transport, no LZ contact.
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Your LZ is a help out on the northwest side of the hospital adjacent to the emergency department.
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Prequacy 1-2.2.2 for 5 clicks activates the pad light. 7 clicks activates the perimeter light.
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Hazards are smokestacks approximately 50 feet from the west side of the hospital at 170 feet tall.
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There's also an unlit antenna on top of the hospital.
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and a cell tower half mile to the south east of the LZ.
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Also to check with Bradley on the status of the skydives.
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And nothing further.
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Roder, your patient is a (number withheld)-year-old female weight of 160 pounds, presently in room 1 in the ED over at Jackson.
01:00
Chief Complaint this evening is a...
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of a mass with a 6mm midline shift and an altered mental status.
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And at this time, not intubated, no invasive pressure lines,
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no high flow, and has been accepted to the ED at St. Francis Hospital.
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Nothing further.
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That's a good copy, thank you.
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Location mentioned:
Near Seymour St, Hartford, CT 06106
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