Female patient with hip issue and abnormal behavior treated, Keyser WV
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Medical EmergencyA 60-year-old female at near South Main had a hip problem and abnormal behavior. EMS is assessing and treating her, including checking vital signs and setting an IV line.
Audio|Heard on: Mineral County Public Safety and Amateur Repeaters
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01:48
Transcript:
00:00
I've got a 60-year-old female there.
00:03
She's turning her hip out.
00:04
Just let me be able to walk.
00:08
She's got slurping, okay.
00:12
Three four foot, cover.
00:18
on scene.
00:21
Okay,
00:24
Matt.
00:27
10-4, so you're getting both of the 845 pickups?
00:31
Yes, because I already got one pickup, one, so I'll just take them all to the nursing home.
00:38
And you got to call, Joshua, the 310 St.
00:42
Cloud?
00:43
Yes.
00:47
I'll head to near South Main and then I'll get the Martin and Ludwig.
00:57
...conscious subject, company 37 for Main and Power.
01:01
...first below 245.
01:09
Dr. Cheat 30, we're going to keep the road a few minutes until they get this vehicle loaded up on a rollback.
01:20
Things along her bridge for news.
01:23
It's not complain of the headache or anything.
01:25
Carrier by her just not her.
01:27
She just not acting right.
01:29
Early gutter on cardiac marshal massage rhythm rate of 68, SPHU is 99 to 100% room air, rest of the rate of 14, blood pressure is 154 over 90s, blood sugar was 103.
01:41
We're probably 3 ALS.
01:43
We'll be here in about four minutes, and I've got a 20-gauge saline lock in the right AC.
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Location mentioned:
S Main St, Keyser, WV 26726
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