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Paramedics treat teenager after terrifying motorcycle crash | Ambulance - BBC
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As the day shift begins, Yorkshire’s roads are at their busiest, with rush hour incidents generating almost a quarter of the ambulance service’s workload. In control, call handlers field a stream of traffic-related emergencies when a new 999 call reports a 17-year-old knocked off his motorbike by a van. Paramedic Kerrie and ambulance practitioner Kirsty are dispatched and arrive to find Joey lying in the middle of the road with severe leg pain.
The crew suspect Joey has broken his leg, and they need to administer pain relief before they can take him on blue lights to Leeds General Infirmary. As they treat him, another urgent call comes in - this time for a five-year-old struck by a car on his way to school. Ambulance crew Jen and Steph are dispatched to young Harry, who has an egg-sized lump on his head. Harry is very frightened, but he is reassured by the calm professionalism of the crew, who advise a trip to hospital for further checks.
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