Medical emergency at apartments involving immobile woman, Farmington CT
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Medical EmergencyA 57-year-old woman at The Up House Apartments near Farm Springs Road experienced a near fainting episode and was unable to move. Emergency responders were dispatched to assist her.
Audio|Heard on: Farmington Police, Fire and EMS
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02:29
Transcript:
00:00
Medical call, Delta response,
00:02
16, charm spring through.
00:17
Medical living, out of town, AMR, medical call, Delta Response.
00:20
The Up House Apartments is near Farm Springs Road.
00:24
Unit number 430, 57-year-old female.
00:28
Near fainting episode,
00:29
that party is still on the ground.
00:31
She's conscious alert breathing,
00:33
unable to move.
00:41
16 to base, we're responding, 45 stop from here.
00:46
Avedic 16 number (number withheld).
00:48
311, we're transporting to you pods.
00:52
311 at F.C.(number withheld).
00:59
3,000. 3,000.
01:00
3,000.
01:05
The quarter ship 4.
01:08
Base, round two.
01:11
Four. 15-0-2.
01:13
The Up House Apartments, near Farm Springs Road, 430 for the unit in 57-year-old female.
01:22
Near fainting episode, she is cautious on alert.
01:25
Party is still on the ground when it was able to move.
01:30
4, copy.
01:39
202 on air.
01:47
Good.
01:48
Medical 113-5 in near Farm Springs.
01:53
Medical 11 number near.
02:01
Base 202 is responded.
02:02
2O215-04.
02:07
202, the base says AMR assigned a unit to this call yet.
02:25
Negative, they have not, but they have not passed the call as we get.
02:28
Call up in a second and I don't.
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Location mentioned:
Farm Springs Rd, Farmington, CT 06032
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