Elderly woman bleeding and vomiting after fall, Louisville IL
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Medical EmergencyAn 88-year-old woman fell in her backyard near North State Road, hit her head, and is bleeding. She is feeling unwell and vomiting blood. She also reports shoulder pain. The scene is safe with enclosed dogs in the yard.
Audio|Heard on: Richland, Jasper, Wayne, Edwards, Clay and Lawrence Counties Sheriff and Fire
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Transcript:
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Attention, Clay County Ambulance.
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North Clay, first responders, you're needed near North State Road.
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Near North State Road.
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I have an 88-year-old female who fell in her backyard and hit her head on the concrete.
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She is now inside but not feeling very well.
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She is bleeding from the head,
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afraid to look and see how much blood.
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She's afraid. That she'll be sick.
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She has three big dogs in the backyard, but they are enclosed.
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Ambulance 106 is on another call.
00:35
Dispatch time 1502.
00:37
Unit responding, please advise.
00:55
And then the ETA and plenty of gas.
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Next, have the line blocked.
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The purr i.orgola fire is still blocking the long ramp to if you're south down.
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Samport, thank you.
01:20
She has some vomiting blood.
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One head for us.
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One hit for us.
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That check to double.
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Back 745, where was that at?
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Northbound 188.5.
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Advise, Missouri,
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2026, N-R-E effort four, U.
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Union, 6U, Union,
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Clear,
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2018, Nefonorder.
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She is also having one shoulder pain.
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Location mentioned:
N State Rd, Louisville, IL 62858
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