RedactedNarrative: At roughly 1745 on July 3, 2017. I was walking from the main boat dock to the ramp when a man approached me and said his wife had hurt her back and was laying on the surf deck of their boat, in the parking lot. He said it hurt her to move, we quickly walked over to the boat as I radioed for EMS to respond. 
  
  The patient was laying flat on her back with a towel draped over her legs and a hat and sunglasses covering her eyes. I asked her a few questions and asked her not to move anything. Victim was in a stable position and comfortable, I decided to wait until EMS arrived to have them further evaluate after my initial assessment. 
  
  Victim told me she had been sitting in the bow of the boat when a big wave came, and after its affects she felt a sharp lower back pain that shot up her back. Victim’s husband told me he had been operating the boat around 5-10 mph and slowed as the wake approached. Victim’s husband did not know the vessel that caused the wake or that it had come from a vessel within 150 feet. 
  
  When Victim’s husband noticed that Victim was hurt he brought the vessel back in; where it was loaded onto the trailer and parked in the main boat parking lot before contacting me. EMS arrived at roughly 1815, I had taken down the vessel and passenger information prior to there arrival. When EMS arrived I help load Victim onto the gurney and into the ambulance.
  
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