Female unconscious after bathroom fall and head injury, Hurdle Mills NC
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Medical EmergencyEmergency medics were called to a home near Waterwheel Road for an unconscious female who fell in the bathroom and hit her head. She has a head injury with bleeding, is undergoing chemotherapy, and bleeding is now controlled. The caller was her nurse but disconnected before providing more details.
Audio|Heard on: Orange County Fire and EMS
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01:26
Transcript:
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Medic 5, FR 281, near Waterwheel Road, unconscious, Medics 5, F.R.
00:10
281, near Waterwheel Road, unconscious,
00:13
Cross street, Millstone Road, Ops 1[1], Timeout 0-252.
00:22
3,1's interrupt.
00:26
21 in row, near Waterwheel Road, 254.
00:34
Beguish, medical and clear from Duke.
00:39
Clear from Duke, 254.
00:41
I copy route to near Waterwheel Road at 257.
00:45
295-281. You're responding to a female that passed out in the bathroom and fell backwards.
00:53
Call her device, the female, is on chemo.
00:55
She did get her head on the floor when unconscious for an unknown time.
01:00
She did lose a good amount of blood from her head.
01:03
Bleeding is now under control.
01:05
The caller was the female's nurse.
01:07
She did disconnect before we could gather further information that she did advise to come to the back of the house.
01:18
Communications 233 then route near Waterwheel.
01:23
33 and ride to near Waterwheel at 259.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Ops 1: Assigned tactical radio channel (Operations Channel 1) for on-scene communications
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Location mentioned:
Waterwheel Rd, North Carolina 27541
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