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Rescue crews respond to traumatic injury in Grand County

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Rescue crews respond to traumatic injury in Grand County
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Grand County EMS crews responded to a traumatic injury in the Mineral Bottom area on September 25. During the response, crews administered a prehospital blood transfusion before the patient was transported via air medical services.

Key takeaways

  • Crews responded to a traumatic injury in the Mineral Bottom area on September 25.
  • Grand County EMS crews administered a prehospital blood transfusion during the response.
  • This was the third prehospital blood transfusion performed by the agency since July 1.
  • The patient was transported by Intermountain Air Medical crews.

Grand County EMS crews, Grand County Search and Rescue, and the Grand County Sheriff’s Office responded to a traumatic injury in the Mineral Bottom area, west of Moab, on September 25.

During the operation, Grand County EMS crews stabilized the patient and administered a prehospital blood transfusion. Following stabilization, the patient was transported by Intermountain Air Medical crews.

This incident represents the third prehospital blood transfusion performed by Grand County EMS crews since the launch of their blood program on July 1.

Grand County EMS stated that providing blood products directly to critically injured patients is a step toward improving emergency care in Grand County, particularly in remote areas where transport times can be significant.

Grand County EMS issued a statement thanking crews and partners at Grand County Search and Rescue, the Grand County Sheriff’s Office, and Intermountain Air Medical for their teamwork and commitment to patient care.

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