Disoriented woman with seizure history found on floor, Blacksburg VA
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Medical EmergencyA disoriented woman with a history of seizures was found lying on the floor near Givens Lane. She had possibly experienced a seizure, was vomiting, and had lost bladder control. Emergency responders arrived on scene and noted she was in a post-seizure state but not combative. Police presence was not required.
Audio|Heard on: Blacksburg Rescue Dispatch
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Transcript:
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NARV Blacks Rescue,
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sick person near Givens Lane,
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lot 150.
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Near Givens Lane, lot 150.
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It's going to be for a patient.
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Has a history of epilepsy,
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was found lying on the floor, unknown amount of time.
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She's currently disoriented.
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I bring Beres 1, 154.
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N.RV. Rescue 51.
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Rescue 51.
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Rescue 51.
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You can show 51 responding to sick person.
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104 Rescue 51 showing route near Givens Lane lot 150 could mean e has been to be four-year-old female disoriented does have a seizure disorder found on the floor had been vomiting and urinating on herself on that length of time
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1025.
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104, thank you.
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NRV, rescue 51.
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Go ahead.
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You can show 51 on scene, given.
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Are you a rescue 51?
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Go ahead.
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If you could advise if pedicences needed, we know that this is an ongoing issue with providing her with care,
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possibly not being able to provide that care.
02:18
Patient's currently post-ictal but not combative.
02:22
PD's not necessarily needed at the moment.
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Simple. No.
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Location mentioned:
Givens Ln, Blacksburg, VA 24060
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