Medical emergency for elderly female near Highland Drive, Monroe CT
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Medical EmergencyEmergency medical services responded to a call near Highland Drive for a 96-year-old female who was initially reported as not breathing, possibly in cardiac arrest. The patient was later found to be conscious and alert.
Audio|Heard on: Monroe Fire & EMS
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02:27
Transcript:
00:00
Dispatch to Monroe EMS, ALS on priority for Highland Drive for the 96 female, possible cardiac arrest, repeating dispatch to Monroe EMS, respond for Highland Drive, ALS on a priority for the 96 female, possible cardiac arrest.
00:16
Timeout 1913, Cross the Vizarro, Monroe Turnpike.
00:21
5-0193.
00:26
Zulu-19.
00:28
Very respond.
00:33
9-23. Roger.
00:36
9-2-3. 9-5-3.
00:38
9-5-3, full ALS crew to Highland Drive, possible cardiac arrest.
00:52
Units responding. The caller is a family member reporting that the patient there may not be breathing. P.E was notified.
01:03
The law, I copy.
01:12
95, Charlie.
01:17
95 Charlie.
01:20
Okay, you can probably on that as well.
01:26
For a easy evening, sir.
01:32
to units responding for Highland Drive.
01:36
That's going to be a 96th email, possible cardiac arrest, call came in third party.
01:41
They received a call from the 24-hour aid stating that the patient was not breathing, possibly unresponsive.
01:52
One on copy.
01:59
Units responding to Highland Drive the patient is conscious and alert at this time.
02:09
953 roger, thank you.
02:16
I'm going to remain in service then.
02:19
Receive, thank you sir.
02:25
9503 still going on a priority.
02:26
Let us know we're changing.
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Location mentioned:
Highland Dr, Monroe, CT 06468
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