83-year-old man falls and has low oxygen levels, Mechanicsville VA
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Medical EmergencyEmergency crews responded to a medical call near Summer Plains Drive for an 83-year-old man who fell in his bathroom. The man was conscious but not responding normally and had dangerously low oxygen levels.
Audio|Heard on: Hanover County Fire / EMS
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Transcript:
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Engine 403 and Ambulance 403.
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Fall near Summer Plains Drive.
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Engine 403 and Ambulance 403.
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Fall,
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near Summer Plains Drive.
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Cross streets near Antillo Creek Road and Summer Plainscourt.
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Station 3's District.
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TAC 4. Time out 0604.
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Engine and ambulance 403, near Summer Plains Drive,
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for an 83-year-old male who is conscious and breathing,
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has fallen in the bathroom,
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and is not responding normally.
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Also, his oxygen is in the 70s.
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6.08 hours.
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542.
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Go ahead.
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I'm clear from the list of this.
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Pack and service. Full of the process.
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Copy, it's 608 hour.
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Engineer Ambulance 403.
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The caller is on the line advising that the patient is on oxygen, but she cannot confirm if he is breathing.
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Engine 406 Fall near Summer Plains Drive.
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Engine 406, Fall near Summer Plains Drive.
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Cross streets near Mantillo Creek Road and Summer Plains Guard.
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Station 3's District, Tech 4.
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Timehouse 0610.
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Engine 406, year and round at the request of engine 403 to near Summer Plains Drive,
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for a 50,
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correction, 83-year-old male who is conscious,
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unsure if he is breathing, has fallen,
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and his oxygen levels are in the 70s.
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Location mentioned:
Summer Plains Dr, Mechanicsville, VA 23116
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