Two-year-old patient transported to children's hospital, Iowa City IA
Medical EmergencyA medical helicopter is transporting a stable two-year-old patient with bronchiolitis to the University of Iowa Children's Hospital for high-flow oxygen treatment.
Audio|Source: Johnson County Fire/EMS
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Transcript:
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The University of Iowa, this is Medforce 1 calling with a report on direct advent to Children's Hospital from near Trinity Beddorf, Level 3.
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Going to Room 318, Bed 1. Are you aware of this patient?
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Was there radio traffic for the University?
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University of Iowa ED, this is Bedford One, inbound with page reports.
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Go ahead for University.
00:37
JCOM 22, back in service.
00:39
I have a two-year-old male patient with initial Kilo-Chiara.
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Diagnosis is brachiolytis. We have about 50% 14 liters high flow oxygen currently.
00:51
Vital signs are stable.
00:54
Teph is 98.6, pulse-130. Rest first 46.
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BP is 93 over 53 in oxygen at 95%.
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Any questions or orders at the time?
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10-4[1]? Yeah, how far out are you? T-THA minutes.
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10-4[1] will see you on the open 1-0.
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You guys are going direct to the pediatric and intensive care unit.
01:15
University, clear.
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10-4: Acknowledgment (Message received / OK)
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Location mentioned:
Near Hawkins Dr, Iowa City, IA 52242
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