Female patient has seizure in Clearfield residence, Clearfield UT
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders attended a female patient at a residence near South Jenny Lane in Clearfield after she experienced a seizure and was temporarily unconscious but breathing normally. The patient has a history of seizures and collapsed after arriving home but remained conscious during the event.
Audio|Heard on: Layton City Police and Fire
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Transcript:
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Ambulance 42, respond to 12 Zulu, seizure near South Jenny Lane in Clearfield.
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Ambulance 42, respond to 12 Zulu, seizure near South Jenny Lane in Clearfield.
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1140 with serfm complaint it says there's a strong smell of marijuana that means one of the units in the area
00:36
Okay
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any 40 tune route?
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Responding on a seizure,
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209 evening,
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309th, jettling, 36-year-old to emails, recorded not conscious, she's breathing,
01:03
came home and collapsed, has a history of seizures,
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she has remained conscious through that.
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Medic 42, respond to 12 Charlie, seizure near South Jenny Lane, Inclearfield.
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Medic 42, respond to 12 Charlie, seizure near South Jenny Lane,
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in Clearfield.
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Part 2, responding charge response on a fugition,
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near South Jenny Lane.
01:52
A girl female was reported not conscious, she is breathing in a normal rate.
01:58
Has the history of seizures report that she came home and collapsed but remained conscious.
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Not had more than one seizure in a row, not pregnant, not diabetic, not epileptic, and no history of stroke or brain tumor.
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Location mentioned:
S Jenny Ln W, Clearfield, UT 84015
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