Unresponsive female patient receives CPR near Turfway Rd, Florence KY
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders are helping a six-year-old female patient near Turfway Rd who is unresponsive and receiving CPR. The patient has diabetes and is not currently responding.
Audio|Heard on: Northern Kentucky Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Squads being dispatched with Queens pacos on Turfway for unconscious female CPR in progress.
00:12
Florence, 32, Squad 32, responded to Queen's Talker on Turfway, near Turfway Rd, three-year-old unconscious patient, possibly cardiac arrest, is a six-year-old female,
00:23
she has diabetes, she's not responding right now, CPR in progress,
00:27
face is currently pale, 10-dispatch 1820.
00:36
Florence is from 32, Squad 32, responded to Queen's Talkers on Turfway, near Turfway Rd.
00:43
Three-year-old unconscious patient, possibly cardiac arrest.
00:46
She has diabetes, she's not responding right now, CPR in progress.
00:51
Face is currently pale.
00:53
10 to 1720.
00:56
171-11-3.
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Acknowledged.
01:01
11th, any warning, probably around.
01:03
Okay.
01:05
Base two is off pre-flight yellow.
01:08
2-9G, pre-flight, complete, and yellow.
01:15
Interested 1232.
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Inference 1232.
01:18
Thank you.
01:23
To this information, patient currently responding to the caller, proceed if stopped.
01:28
To this information, patient currently responding to the caller, proceed if stopped.
01:32
Yes, Lord, thank you.
01:34
No problem.
01:35
No bother.
01:36
Annan is responding to Queen's tacos.
01:38
They're saying that she's not responding, but not well.
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Location mentioned:
Turfway Rd, Florence, KY 41042
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