Teen unconscious at museum in Golden, Golden CO
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders treated a 16-year-old male who was unconscious and fainted briefly at the Museum of Earth Science in Golden near Maple Street.
Audio|Heard on: Golden Fire Department – Fire / EMS
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02:7
Transcript:
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Medics 21, Engine 21, unconscious party, near Maple Street at School of Mines, Museum of Earth Science.
00:07
When I respond on Talk 2, 1126.
00:26
Medic 21, Engine 21,
00:29
Golden Fire, unconscious or near fainting, at CSM Museum of Earth Science, near Maple Street.
00:37
Medic 21, Engine 21, Golden Fire, unconscious or near fainting, at CSM Museum of Earth Science,
00:45
near Maple Street,
00:47
cross street, 13th Street, and 14th Street.
00:56
Jeffcom Engine 21 and medic 21 responding 1128.
01:03
It's responding to the unconscious party, near Maple Street at the Museum of Earth Science.
01:12
This will be for a 16-year-old male.
01:14
Alpha-level response, patient did faint that is awake now.
01:18
1128.
01:24
R21921 from Jeffcom, your patient will also be at the entrance of the building.
01:32
Engine 21 copies at the entrance.
01:37
1129.
01:42
Jeffcom engine 21.
01:44
Engine 21. Engine 21 and Medic 21 on the endic 21 on the same.
01:49
Engine 21 will be Maple Command.
01:52
Engine 21, Medic 21 on scene, Engine 21 establishing Maple Command.
01:56
Medic 21, you have Lutheran on ED advisory.
02:00
For pediatrics, you have the deck on psych advisory, Children's North also on psyched advisory.
02:05
Other area hospitals are clear.
02:06
1131.
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Location mentioned:
Maple St, Golden, CO 80401
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