[PCR] Manuel Figuera

[Ryan Jenkins]

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RED COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMENT
Patient Care Report

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Department & Call Information

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Agency: Red County Fire Department
Agency Vehicle ID: RESCUE 11.
Date: 07/21/2019.

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Patient Information

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First name: Manuel.
Last name: Figuera.
Address of Residence: N/A.
Phone Number: N/A.
Age:

[✘] Geriatric (65+)
[✓] Adult (Puberty to 65)
[✘] Child (1 year to Puberty)
[✘] Infant (Birth to 1 year)

Gender:

[✓] Male
[✘] Female

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Scene Information

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Care In Progress On Arrival:

[✓] None
[✘] Citizen
[✘]Other First Responder/EMS

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Treatment Information

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Mechanism Of Injury:

[✘] MVA
[✘] Blunt Force Trauma
[✘] Penetrating Trauma
[✘] Falls (<10 ft)
[✘] Falls (>10 ft)
[✓] Other

Initial AVPU Score:

Time: 21:47
[✘] Alert
[✘] Verbal
[✘] Painful
[✓] Unresponsive

Chief Complaint: None stated.

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Treatment Narrative

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PT was found unconscious with vitals as follows: 10 pulse/min and 3 breaths/min. No injuries and deformities were encountered upon inspection. IV set and epinephrine administered, didn't improved the PT's vitals. Declared as deceased due to the absence of a pulse. Coroners were dispatched to take care of the body.

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Additional Information

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Crew:

Name: Jenkins, Ryan; [✘] EMT/ [✘] AEMT/ [✓] PARAMEDIC; In-Charge: [✓] ; Driver: [✓]

Additional Comments: N/A.

[Mitchell Casey]

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PATIENT CARE REPORT

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Supervisor Notes

1.0: Supervisor name: Tom Fox
1.1: Supervisor comments: I am confused as to why you administered epinephrine in this situation, considering the patient had a pulse at time of arrival. Atropine Sulfate is the more applicable medication in this case. Full CPR should also have been attempted upon loss of pulse.
1.2: Supervisor signature: T.Fox

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[Wallace Mundell]

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