Female patient revived twice after possible overdose, Iron River WI
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Medical EmergencyMedical personnel responded to a female patient near Deep Lake Road, Iron River, who was revived twice with CPR and Narcan after a possible overdose. The patient is now awake and alert.
Audio|Heard on: Ashland Bayfield Counties Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
01:31
Transcript:
00:00
Sounds like the patient has been Narcan.
00:03
She is breathing, awake, and alert at this time.
00:06
Sounds like you believe the medication taken could possibly be gabapence.
00:16
The patient's injuries on hand,
00:18
choose breathing, await and alerts, time,
00:21
common medication,
00:23
vaguely pension, TMS, and the problem for the cell as well for the cell.
00:31
10-4[2]. I'm on governor roll out.
00:33
I just consider it.
00:41
Okay.
00:44
Thank you. Another one from A.
00:45
Duns Gregerson, calling to report it was an external about.
00:48
He stood standing the line reporting that he was filling up his wood stove.
00:52
No emergency negative stress heard.
00:54
He confirmed the address matching the plot.
00:57
Near Deep Lake Road, Iron River.
01:07
This is Med 8, go ahead.
01:12
Med 8, patient update, caller states that the female has had two C's up moments tonight.
01:20
The first happened in which CPR[1] was done until she came back.
01:26
The second then happened and she was Narcan.
01:28
The second then happened and she was Narcan.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
CPR: Cardiopulmonary resuscitation in progress
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgement/Affirmative
Disclaimer:
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Location mentioned:
E Deep Lake Rd, Iron River, WI 54847
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