Male patient reported having seizure near Ocean Boulevard, Kitty Hawk NC
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were dispatched for a male patient reported having a seizure near Ocean Boulevard. Initially, two separate calls were received for nearby addresses but later confirmed to be the same incident involving one patient. Responders coordinated efforts and determined only one patient required assistance at the location.
Audio|Heard on: Dare County Fire, EMS and Ocean Rescue
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05:13
Transcript:
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Rescue 12 station 4 seizure delta response near Ocean Boulevard cross of Mullet Circle and Pompano Court
00:11
Rescue 12 station 4 this is going to be a call near Ocean Boulevard for a 40-year-old male seizure 1615
00:27
Rescue 121 station 4 units responding to 189 Ocean Boulevard.
00:32
That call has been reconfigured to a 26 Charlie 2.
00:35
26 Charlie 2.
00:36
It's going to be a male not feeling well, 66 years old, 1615.
00:46
Central Rescue 121 copies the updates for the first call.
00:51
Town for Rescue 121 copy update to 189.
00:56
1615.
01:00
Central Rescue 122 is responding to the second call near Ocean Boulevard.
01:08
In town for Rescue 122, I've got you around near Ocean Boulevard at 16-16.
01:15
Central would carry you on.
01:19
Everyone, go ahead.
01:23
You can mark me a route to the seizure call.
01:26
Can't care of you one responding to seizure call?
01:29
1666. Medical 1, which call you responded to 187 or 189.
01:34
10 for medical when I got turned out to 189 Ocean Boulevard, 1616.
01:45
Medic 41 from QRV1, if you're the first responding unit, you need to respond to the most urgent call, which would be the delta seizure.
01:56
Copy that.
01:57
Day Central, Medic 41 is responding to 187.
02:02
Sound from Medic 41, copy that you're going to divert.
02:04
You're going to 187 Ocean Boulevard, 1617.
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Central Medic 42 will be in route 2 189 Ocean Boulevard.
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10-4[1] Medic 42.
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I've got you on route to 189 Ocean Boulevard in 1617.
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Operations Medic 91 slide up to 4.
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I got one truck coming to 9.
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QRV4 QRV1.
02:42
Go ahead 4.
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I'm headed that way if you need me.
02:48
Just advise which one you want me to go to.
02:55
I'm going to the seizure.
02:57
I'll advise when I get there if it's even necessary because I can just skip over to the other one.
03:03
Copy copy.
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9.1.5.4.
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104. SU12 allocation 16 18.
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Medical one allocation 18 16 16.
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Correction 16 18.
03:31
Central QRV4 is en route to 189 Ocean Boulevard.
03:36
And TRV4 responding to 189's Ocean Boulevard 1619.
03:49
Central Rescue 121.
03:50
Be advised we are going to be relocating to 187 Ocean Boulevard.
03:55
EMS is handling 189 Ocean Boulevard.
03:58
104 Rescue 112.
04:00
Copy the EURRE.
04:03
You're going to 187 in Ocean Boulevard.
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EMS is going to remain at 189 1620.
04:15
Central Rescue 121.
04:21
Central are you trying to contact Rescue 121?
04:30
Rescue 12104.
04:31
Law enforcement is on location at 187 stating that there isn't a patient.
04:35
They're trying to confirm at this point.
04:37
We're calling people back.
04:38
Stand by.
04:42
Breske 121 copy Central be advised two different occupants at 189 Ocean Boulevard called about the same call.
04:55
In 104 then there isn't going to be 187.
04:59
They stated two different addresses.
05:01
We tried to confirm whether it was the same call.
05:08
QRV1 to QRV4 you can clear there's only one patient at this location and I'm on scene.
Police codes explained
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10-4: Acknowledgment / OK
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Location mentioned:
Ocean Blvd, Kitty Hawk, NC 27949
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