Two-patient medical call at Arlington Station 4 on Arlitz — one 80-year-old male requesting lift assist and one 78-year-old female with leg pain, unable to walk., Dutchess County NY
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Medical EmergencyTwo-patient medical call at Arlington Station 4 on Arlitz — one 80-year-old male requesting lift assist and one 78-year-old female with leg pain, unable to walk.
Audio|Heard on: Southern Dutchess County Fire Departments and DC911
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Transcript:
00:00
Arles, 3214, gun.
00:03
Please send us a second ambulance BLS is sufficient.
00:07
Second BALS is sufficient.
00:12
Second BLS, ambulance, any names are on topsy.
00:16
Clarification.
00:17
We have two patients here.
00:20
I receive two patients don't have something.
00:42
That's not one.
00:43
Q.
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The BLS unit Dutch Ambulance 1.
00:47
Second name is requested to the scene of a call on Arlitz in station for
00:54
the 404 Two patients.
00:58
8-year-old male falling across the list of assistance.
01:00
7-8-year-old at the same amount of late pain.
01:02
Eight point and drive to the dead and the Visillian in the Gables development.
01:05
Repeating Q Empress with an additional BLS ambulance to the scene Dutch name ambulance one.
01:11
Arlington Station 4, 80-year-old male phone, requesting lifting assistant, 78-year-old female of late pain, unable to ambulate.
01:17
This is two patients,
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Eight Point Drive.
01:20
You guys, Arlington Medic 1 is on the scene of this call, and Arlington Medical 2 is out of service on the first call in the district.
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