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felt that the bullet was impinging on the nerve and needed to be removed. took her to the o.r. i think probably two hours after she arrived and took the bullet out. i was in the pacu around 10:00 last night. she was coming out of surgery at that time. did she say anything about the shooting? did not talk to her about that this morning. i did ask her if she wanted to speak to a psychiatrist. we ll consult psychiatry for all of the patients once they oar alert and oriented enough. i do know the nurse spoke with her and gave me some information about her mental status at this point. i can tell you that she has affected greatly by this event in her life. any patient you say is critical and went to icu. two still in the icu and one with the gunshot wound in the head is the more critical of the
information so they can start the process of trying to locate people s loved ones and immediately get in touch with them when they are found. jenna: always good to have more information at a time like this. you re part of this community as well. how has the community of the hospital reacted. what have been your observations this morning. our hospital rallied and was ready to serve the community during this tragedy. we had several nursing staff that were not on shift today that reported and said, how can i help. we had a couple of nurses from our or as well as some nurses from our pacu that we immediately sent down to the medical center of aurora which is a sister facility of ours and they are down there assisting in anyway they can. jenna: is your hospital equipped to handle these types of traumatic injuries? we are a level one trauma unit. we are equipped to handle anything of this nature.