Toddler unconscious after head injury in River Township, Bark River MI
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Medical EmergencyBeing unconscious after falling and hitting her head near 14th Road, a 2-year-old girl is breathing slowly but stable, prompting immediate first responder action.
Audio|Heard on: Delta County Law, Fire and EMS
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02:24
Transcript:
00:00
Rampart respond, near 14th Road.
00:05
It's just into our River Township, 2-year-old female,
00:09
fell,
00:10
unconscious partners checking to see if she's breathing out.
00:14
10-4[1], Ramper at 33 B.0.
00:18
Okay.
00:31
Responders, Rampart First responders, respond to near 14th Road, 2-year-old female fell, hit the back of her head, unconscious, is breathing but slowly.
00:48
About 32, probably on central.
00:54
He advised that she did hit the backward, she's not bleeding, but slowly.
00:59
She is breathing, but slowly.
01:02
10-4[1]-375,000, number 33-0.
01:07
65-0. 65-0.
01:09
Andrews North 30th,
01:12
Wisconsin-fleet, Adam X-ray Charles, 8118.
01:24
411 or plus with the pulse 415 baby 8450s 8415 b02m69 84 50s 040 Go ahead
01:42
Respond, near 14th Road.
01:47
There's a two-year-old female that fell hit her head, and is unconscious,
01:51
but slowly breathing.
01:53
Not bleeding.
01:56
Okay, now.
02:06
Chapter 23, go ahead.
02:08
I just wanted to clarify, I heard your report to the household.
02:11
This patient is unconscious.
02:15
And for copy, unconscious, I thought our own label was that she was conscious and breathing.
02:21
Negative, she is unconscious, breathing slowly.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement / Message received
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Location mentioned:
14th Rd, Bark River, MI 49807
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