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2 PRIORITY 1 TRAUMA PATIENTS ON THE PARKWAY

September 1, 2005 - At 1057 hrs this morning, Wagon and Tower 501 responded on a mutual box for a traffic accident on the Prince William County Parkway at the Occoquan River Bridge. As crews were responding, communications reported that one individual had been ejected from the vehicle. Administration 500 arrived on the scene, reported one trapped and requested two medic units, a heavy rescue, a helicopter and an additional engine. Wagon 516 arrived first with Wagon 501 quickly behind them. The Tower, which was on delayed response because it was being worked on, had not yet arrived. Crews found 1 patient lying in the median strip approximately 100 feet from the single vehicle involved in the crash. That patient was a priority 1 trauma who was transported by ground to the hospital with CPR in progress. The Wagon went to work assessing and providing care for the second patient who was trapped inside the vehicle which had rolled several times. This patient was also a priority one, suffering from a nearly amputated limb. Crash 501, arriving before the Tower, removed the passenger door, with the help of the Wagon, and crews removed the victim who was transported by helicopter Air Care to a local trauma center. The Tower was placed in service on their arrival and the Wagon provided a driver for the medic unit. They cleared at 1159 hrs.

Photos by Joe Higgins, MVFC Fireman.

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