Medical emergency for unresponsive woman near Morgantown Road, Newburg MD
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Medical EmergencyEmergency medical services responded to a report of a 59-year-old woman near Morgantown Road who was unresponsive, not alert, and staring into space.
Audio|Heard on: Charles County Fire & EMS
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01:37
Transcript:
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(number withheld), (number withheld), Morgantown Road, the Charlie sick person, EMS-14, second call for MS-14, EMS-10, King George Medic 2, were due.
00:08
Operation on 10-out, 2 is 2104.
00:12
Paramedic 399 to Charles, Priority 3[1] Charles.
00:16
Regional, patient does have a collar on, no backward, and CCSO is on board.
00:26
Paramedic 399 a copy.
00:30
Ambulance 101.
00:33
Ambulance 101. Ambulance 101.
00:38
Oh, Camel's 119.
00:40
Checking your status.
00:45
19 Charles, where is your king? You can hold me in quarter.
00:51
21-07.
00:56
3 Charles County, can you give me the address and the unit number please one more time?
01:06
C.044,
01:07
G is in Georgia.
01:13
King George Medic 2 and Charles, you have any call notes?
01:21
You're responding to (number withheld) Morgantown Road.
01:26
59-year-old female,
01:29
not alert,
01:30
not responding.
01:32
She's staring off in the space.
01:34
You're running with our BLS unit ambulance 101.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Priority 3: Non-emergency, low-acuity patient transport without lights or sirens.
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Location mentioned:
Morgantown Rd, Newburg, MD 20664
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