Last two shifts of the roster.

So for nine weeks I've had the same partner.
On Saturday a new roster starts with a new partner!

But today,

C/t a MVA but the crew on scene could handle.

Hot back up for a level two crew for IV fluids for a hypovolaemia.

53M - A third party had called about him but he wouldn't even let me in. He had capacity and competency so I have to respect his wishes.

62M - Known epileptic, post ictal on arrival and not in his usual pattern he through a second one in the back of the vehicle. I midazed him and transported.

20M - Three car MVA his rolled and came to rest on the drivers side. Glass cut from crawling out, that's it. Very lucky boy. The other drivers were uninjured.

72F - Lateral neck pain post a fall.

50F - Lower back pain, non traumatic.

82M - Near fall, suffers from NPH or Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus. Bystanders thought it was something more acute. We left him with his son/carer.

20M- Minor lac on his chin that I dressed and he decided that he didn't want a trip to hospital.


See you at the big One.

Taz