Unconscious patient reported near Mary Martin Road, Durham NC
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Medical EmergencyAn unconscious patient was reported near Mary Martin Road by Valmette Drive and Slanders Drive. Medical units including Engine 8, Redwood Volunteer Fire Station, and Medic 7 responded to the scene. The patient, a 56-year-old female, showed low blood sugar and low oxygen levels.
Audio|Heard on: Durham City Fire
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03:14
Transcript:
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Unconscious or fainting, near Mary Martin Road
00:12
Unconscious or fainting, near Mary Martin Road, Cross of Valmette Drive and Slanders Drive Engine 8 Redwood Volunteer Fire Station, Rescue 717
00:29
Off 3. Office 3.
00:50
Engine 711 from Communications and Office 3.
00:58
I see if checking records call.
01:00
Are you responding in place of 717?
01:07
That's a permit.
01:10
104. I'll show 717 clear.
01:19
104. Please select 717 out of service.
01:28
You need a medics coming to Holland, funeral home.
01:35
Bag 21.
01:38
Hey, we're going to be in the breezeway.
01:40
We're not going to be in the parking lot, but we're standing out by the street so you can see us.
01:49
I understand.
01:59
We need a medics coming to haul into him.
02:02
Can you step it up code too? He's in and out and much with him.
02:11
Not more.
02:15
So,
02:17
Louis Uncle.
02:29
Go for Medic 7.
02:38
Medic 7. They're advising 711 to clear.
02:43
Same 4.
03:02
Matt, seven, version eight.
03:07
About a 56-year-old female, Tim is reading low.
03:11
We're going to get a pressure now, her sugar is also 36.
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Location mentioned:
Mary Martin Rd, Durham, NC 27703
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