Male burn patient flown from Wichita to Kansas City hospital, Wichita KS
Medical EmergencyA male patient with burn wounds from Stevens-Johnson syndrome is being airlifted from Wesley Medical Center in Wichita to KU Medical Center in Kansas City for treatment. The patient is on medication drips and monitored during the transport.
Audio|Source: Lawrence Douglas County Fire and Medical
02:30
Transcript:
00:00
To FICOM speaking, I have an inner facility picking up at Wesley Medical Center in Wichita, going to KU Med in Kansas City.
00:10
Yeah, stand by. We're going to make sure we have the equipment that we would need and have to check with the fuel on weather real quick.
00:19
Yeah, stand by. Thank you.
00:26
And flight com, live start to you. Yeah, we'll be able to accept that, we'll be turning around. I'm going to have to go to Jabara first to get some fuel, and then we'll head over to Wesley.
00:37
Accepting mission number (number withheld), and you say you'll be stopping where for fuel?
00:45
Tomorrow will be alpha alpha Oscar.
00:50
So stopping at Jabara, do you know what roughly your ETA would be with that fuel leg added?
00:59
Stand by, let me put this in real quick, so how long it's going to take for us to get back down there.
01:09
It looks like to be about 15 minutes to get back down here, and then I plan on at least 20 minutes for gas, because they're usually busy this time of day, so about 35 minutes, and then another five minutes to fly over to Wichita, so about 35 minutes before we'll be there, 40 minutes.
01:28
I'll copy 35 or 40. Thank you.
01:31
Flight time, Life Star 2, do you copy?
01:35
Life Star 2, that is a good copy, 35 to 40, ETA, thank you.
01:43
All right, Roger, and I'll do the complete flight once again on the ground over there, Jabara.
01:47
Do you have any patient information, we appreciate it?
01:51
It's a good copy, you want patient information now, Life Star 2?
01:57
Before it.
02:00
Taking up at Wesley Medical Center, room (number withheld), going to TUMAD, Bravo Hotel (number withheld).
02:08
Chief complaint is a burn wound dermatology due to Stevens-Johnson syndrome as a male patient.
02:15
He is on two drips, Levo, Vumex, room air, cardiac monitor,
02:20
171.74 pounds.
02:28
Adjusted position.
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Wichita, KS
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