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Post by Kramer on Nov 28, 2007 12:55:47 GMT -5
Sta. 461, 468, 411, Engine 381, and Rescue 681 dispatched to Sykesville Rd. and McGuire(Defense) Access Highway for an MVA. 3800 arrived and had a 4 vehicle crash with 1 being a school bus full of kids. Added Ocean County BLS 54(Plumsted Twp. career) OC BLS 30(New Egypt Vol.), and Sta. 269. R6819, E4112, and 4682 arrived and began triage on bus passengers. E3812 arrived and controlled fluids/vehicles. Total of only 2 transported(driver and a passenger on bus). Kids were picked up by another bus and taken to school to be further evaluated by school nurse. 3800 had command and 4100 had ops
Overall was a hectic scene due to the initial amount of patients, but things went smooth.
Officers/Units on scene-
C3800(Command)
C4100(Operations)
Captain 300(OC NEFAS)
AC3802
R6819
E4112
E3812
A4681
A4682
A2691
A548(OC Plumsted Twp. EMS)
A305(OC NEFAS)
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Post by WebBoss on Nov 28, 2007 12:58:57 GMT -5
Sounded real good - kudos to Chief 3800 on doing an outstanding job with command!
What happened to 4681? They reported OOS on location.
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Post by Kramer on Nov 28, 2007 15:44:40 GMT -5
well, the emts off of R6819 and E4112 ravaged it for equipment...almost all the typical equipment we needed came off of there so that the EMS engine and their rescue werent taken oos themselves because they have the other ambo they can use.
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Post by Kramer on Nov 28, 2007 16:52:45 GMT -5
i'd have to say that one of the main things that helped this incident is that 3802 works for the school district and had notified the necessary people before we were even totally finished with the patient care. i never realized the amount of school personnel that have to come when the kids are involved, so it was good to have them moving in our direction quickly
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Post by mumbles181 on Nov 29, 2007 0:22:21 GMT -5
well, the emts off of R6819 and E4112 ravaged it for equipment...almost all the typical equipment we needed came off of there so that the EMS engine and their rescue werent taken oos themselves because they have the other ambo they can use. Sounds like the right thing to do. As far as I can tell they did the right thing. The first ambulance on location should be the triage ambulance, and all equipment needed should be taken from it. Now in a reality check, that doesn't happen as often as it should. I'm not going to get into the why. Good job to those on this call. |
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