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TOA: 11:56
Mill River Country Club Main
103 Mill River Rd x Lawn La
Main Clubhouse
ENFC Dispatched to Mill River Country Club for a reported ankle injury. Upon arrival injury was seen to be an impalement by stake of the patients ankle. 14H had been requested by OBPD I believe.
A-514 treated PT to until 14H arrived
E-513 secured LZ
the marker portions are usually either square or round, and only maybe 6 inches in diameter...not really that big at all...sometimes just slightly heavy
The tee marker was approx 12" long funnel shaped with 4' metal spike completely impaled through the golf shoe, through the ankle and into the foot. There was no exit wound. Special thanks to NCPD 2352 AMT "F.G." for his assistance. Always a pleasure working with you, brother.
The tee marker was approx 12" long funnel shaped with 4' metal spike completely impaled through the golf shoe, through the ankle and into the foot. There was no exit wound. Special thanks to NCPD 2352 AMT "F.G." for his assistance. Always a pleasure working with you, brother.
OK, got it. I was hoping to hear the rationale for calling a 14H for an extremity injury...
Back in the day...first response for a splinter in the foot at Jones Beach (if the EMT at the aid station couldn't remove it), if the patient wished to go to the hospital, was a 14-H. Obviously, that has since changed.