Units dispatched to 320 Red Crest Road for a possible diabetic medical emergency involving an unconscious and breathing patient with chest pain and high blood pressure., Cary NC
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Medical EmergencyUnits dispatched to 320 Red Crest Road for a possible diabetic medical emergency involving an unconscious and breathing patient with chest pain and high blood pressure.
Audio|Heard on: Cary Fire-Rescue
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02:9
Transcript:
00:00
Cary Central 46 checking with engine 2 and 8 to a PIA rec at 320 Red Crest Road PD is out with the same 320 Red Crest Road crossrail wheel is read operating for one
00:18
RET 6 on 41
00:23
You know it's on 41B has advised this could be a diabetic emergency the patient does have an insulin pump seen is also secure EMF they did request you emergent did take cover Hi be copy You have traffic for us
00:51
Okay.
01:05
...year-old, unconscious and breathing, has chest pain, shortness of breath, and high BP.
01:10
It took regular minutes at 12 hours.
01:12
Not clean, no history of heart attack or angina.
01:15
I hope you to clean up on a video.
01:26
Reeve, bring the iPab and you get a second.
01:34
EMS for Fan, 41.
01:39
5A, go ahead.
01:44
Either way, not talking,
01:46
we're checking sugar now.
01:48
Seems to be a diabetic emergency.
01:49
No,
01:50
no smell alcohol or anything.
01:54
I've eight copies, we're five mile out.
01:58
EMS for command, we got a sugar in 26.
02:05
AMS, we're not going to be able to get us from all any sugar, you probably got to start an IV.
02:09
Okay,
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Crest Rd, Cary, NC 27513
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