Narrative:

Passenger complained of severe pain. He had broken ribs that were healed but apparently broke again when he bent over in the aisle to pick up a plastic cup causing him severe chest pain and difficult breathing. Oxygen was administered. We paged for a doctor and 3 passenger responded to assist. 2 flight attendants assisted the passenger with oxygen while doctors attended passenger. Took blood pressure, etc, and discussed with purser that a landing would be necessary so the passenger could be taken to the hospital. We then landed in moncton and paramedics transported the passenger to the hospital.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: FLC OF A B767-300 DECLARED A MEDICAL EMER AND DIVERTED TO LAND DUE TO A SICK PAX. DOCTORS ABOARD DID WHAT THEY COULD FOR THE PAX BUT HE NEEDED TO BE TAKEN TO A HOSPITAL AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. PARAMEDICS MET ACFT.

Narrative: PAX COMPLAINED OF SEVERE PAIN. HE HAD BROKEN RIBS THAT WERE HEALED BUT APPARENTLY BROKE AGAIN WHEN HE BENT OVER IN THE AISLE TO PICK UP A PLASTIC CUP CAUSING HIM SEVERE CHEST PAIN AND DIFFICULT BREATHING. OXYGEN WAS ADMINISTERED. WE PAGED FOR A DOCTOR AND 3 PAX RESPONDED TO ASSIST. 2 FLT ATTENDANTS ASSISTED THE PAX WITH OXYGEN WHILE DOCTORS ATTENDED PAX. TOOK BLOOD PRESSURE, ETC, AND DISCUSSED WITH PURSER THAT A LNDG WOULD BE NECESSARY SO THE PAX COULD BE TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL. WE THEN LANDED IN MONCTON AND PARAMEDICS TRANSPORTED THE PAX TO THE HOSPITAL.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of July 2007 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.