Man reported with possible broken wrist after fall, Mankato MN
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, medical responders were dispatched to an apartment near Dewey Street for a 60-year-old man who possibly broke his wrist after a fall. The patient was conscious and had no bleeding.
Audio|Heard on: Mankato Mayo Clinic Ambulance Dispatch
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Transcript:
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692 Priority 2[1], near Dewey Street, Apartment 106, Simanko Priority 2, near Dewey Street, Apartment 106 106.
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696
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691, I'll have you repostation 2.
00:21
Anyone copy?
00:29
692. We'll be en route 219, Julie Street.
00:32
Copy in route.
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This remains ready, too.
00:34
I have a patient update when you're ready.
00:37
Go ahead.
00:43
We're going 32, 362, 60 year old male, conscious ingredient.
00:47
Sounds like the main concern is a possible broken wrist.
00:50
Happened now, no bleeding, responding normally,
00:53
and just that injury to the wrist area.
00:55
Ready to do they provide a mechanism like a fall?
01:06
692, I'm not 100% sure, it sounds like heavy, heavy ETOA on port, I believe it was a fall, but a little bit of a,
01:14
it's a little tough to understand him.
01:17
Understood, thank you.
01:20
992, I believe from players this batch, it was a fault.
01:24
Thanks, I was not scanning.
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Priority 2: Lower-priority medical response
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Location mentioned:
Dewey St, Mankato, MN 56001
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