Woman falls at gift shop and cannot stand, Boone County MO
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were called to a gift shop near East Highway 124 for a 78-year-old woman who fell yesterday and is unable to stand. She is conscious and breathing but reports increased difficulty today. The woman is located upstairs inside the building.
Audio|Heard on: Boone County Fire Protection District - Dispatch Only
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Transcript:
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You are responding with Medic 131 to an alpha response fall.
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The address listed is near East Highway 124.
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This is the Safari Rest Moon World Gift Shop.
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The patient is a 78-year-old female, conscious, and breathing.
00:17
The patient advised she fell yesterday and can't stand.
00:20
It is worse today.
00:22
The patient's name.
00:41
Corrections. Truck 306. On scene, East 124, Command[1].
00:42
Go to the front entrance and go to the back of the stairs.
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Truck 306. Truck 306, on scene, East 124, Command[1].
01:05
1218.
01:14
The county is 124 command.
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124 command.
01:23
Did the caller stay where she was at in the building?
01:29
Affirmative, we have updated notes.
01:32
Her home is on top of the business, that's the vast moon world.
01:37
Enter the store, go straight to the back.
01:40
The stairs on the outside aren't safe.
01:42
She is upstairs.
01:44
She is upstairs. 124, command.
02:04
Patient contact told 21.
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MO-124, Missouri
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