Paramedics respond to seizure emergency near Eagle Ranch Rd, Albuquerque NM
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency units responded to reports of a person experiencing continuous or multiple seizures near Eagle Ranch Road Northwest in Albuquerque.
Audio|Heard on: Albuquerque-Bernalillo County-Rio Rancho Fire/Rescue
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01:42
Transcript:
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Engine 21, Rescue 21, respond to a 12 Delta 2 East, continuous or multiple seizures, epileptic, near Eagle Ranch Road Northwest.
00:14
Engine 21, Rescue 21, respond to a 12 Delta 2 East, continuous or multiple seizures, epileptic, near Eagle Ranch Road Northwest.
00:36
Tower 36 units are responding to a 2 Bravo 2, a new problem.
00:43
Medical alarm notification.
00:45
Firebox 366036 incident address (number withheld) East.
00:57
Perky six, all right.
01:03
Greenfield truck 36, you are responding to (number withheld) Edith Boulevard Northeast.
01:08
So Bravo response.
01:10
Unknown age female, unknown conscious or breathing status.
01:14
This is going to be a medical alarm coming from attendant with no verbal contact with the subscriber.
01:22
Multiple seizures, epileptic, near Eagle Ranch Road Northwest.
01:30
Rescue 21 respond to a 12 Delta 2 East.
01:34
Continuous or multiple seizures, epileptic, at the location.
01:38
Near Eagle Ranch Road Northwest.
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Location mentioned:
Eagle Ranch Rd NW, Albuquerque, NM 87114
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