MIRF REPORT ENTRIES

Patient had a syncopal episode in Live during the worship portion. Medical was notified and immediately assessed the patient. By the time we arrived, he had regained consciousness and he was escorted outside by wheelchair where he was further assessed.

Mother was trying to give children’s Motrin to daughter but was requesting a syringe or dosing cup

According to Preschool staff, a chair was knocked over and struck the patient on the right side of her forehead. Staff reports that the patient began crying immediately and did not appear to experience any loss of consciousness. At the time of assessment, the patient had a small hematoma to the right side of the forehead with no other signs of trauma noted. The patient was responding appropriately and was consolable once parents arrived.

According to Preschool staff, the patient was standing on a chair when he fell backward. Patient complained of head pain with no visible signs of trauma noted. Further exam unremarkable. At the time of assessment, the patient did not appear to be in any distress and was easily consolable. Care of patient turned over to parents.

According to Preschool staff, the patient was standing on a chair when he fell backward. Patient complained of head pain with no visible signs of trauma noted. Further exam unremarkable. At the time of assessment, the patient did not appear to be in any distress and was easily consolable. Care of patient turned over to parents.

According to Preschool staff, the patient was standing on a chair when he fell backward. Patient complained of head pain with no visible signs of trauma noted. Further exam unremarkable. At the time of assessment, the patient did not appear to be in any distress and was easily consolable. Care of patient turned over to parents.

Safety medical was dispatched for a woman with fall to the chapel at 10:28 AM. Medic arrived on scene to find a 82-year-old female, looking at medics upon arrival, sitting in a chair with family and pastor around her. Patient appeared to be cognizant and aware of medics upon arrival. Patient has a chief complaint of knee pain. Per patient after service she stood up and tripped over her Cain and had a ground level full from about 3 feet. Patient reports that she may have bumped her head on chair, and did bump her knee on the ground. Patient does not report any loss of consciousness. Upon assessment patient is AOX4, no apparent signs of trauma, upon physical assessment patient findings were unremarkable. Patient’s vitals were presenting within normal limits. Patient did not report any blood thinners, or any other medications. Patient was fully assessed and was assisted from chair into wheelchair and left in supervision of her family. 911 response was not activated. Patient was discharged with North Coast safety to her car via wheelchair assist.