Possible cardiac arrest after dog bite near Low Gap Rd, Fayetteville AR
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According to the dispatch call, a male patient near Low Gap Rd was possibly attacked by a dog and suffered a cardiac arrest. CPR was started and emergency medical services were dispatched.
Audio|Heard on: Washington County Rural Fire Departments
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Transcript:
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Gosh and MacDine respond to 1559 East Bowling, 5059 East Bowling, 503 Alpha for a fall patient, possible width assist,
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no reported injuries.
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2125 responded.
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Not until a fire respond.
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This work responding units in Medicare have a 55-0.
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Your malpatient possibly has been attacked by a dog.
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CPR is being started at this time.
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You need a respond to low gap, your low volume.
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9912 in route.
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9112.
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Medical 4, patient contact, Code Blue, receive you on progress.
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Medic 4, patient contact, Code Blue.
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Engine 11-2 on scene, 1112 will have East Bowling command.
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Location mentioned:
East St, Fayetteville, AR 72703
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