Storm Season
You’re dispatched to Elmwood Golf Course to a man down.
As you arrive on scene there is a storm system moving into the area, winds are strong from the NW. You find a man lying on the putting green of the 14th hole. Scorch marks litter the ground beneath the man and a discarded golf club lie beside him, you see visible holes in the bottoms of his shoes.
There is a golf course attendant beside him, she doesn’t know his information, but says she called you as she was clearing the golf course before the storm of players and found him 10 minutes ago before calling.
His skin is pale, and cool. His heart rate is weak and erratic, and his respiration rate is also slow and shallow.
It is recommended to stabilize spine, and transport once taken into safety of the ambulance before continuing care
As you transport emergent his vital signs are as seen:
HR is 70 and weak, no radial pulse. RR is 8. Pulseox is 75% on room air (95% on on oxygen).