65-year-old woman found with altered consciousness and fever, Newport PA
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Medical EmergencyA 65-year-old woman near Old Ferry Road in Oliver Township was found with altered consciousness, abnormal breathing, fever, and weakness. The caller, her son, believes she has an infection. Emergency services responded to assist her.
Audio|Heard on: Perry County Emergency Services
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Transcript:
00:00
Oliver Township near Old Ferry Road, sick person in class one.
00:05
Email (number withheld) for (number withheld).
00:10
County ambulance, 1991, respondent.
00:30
Amelt 1091 is responding.
00:32
Avail 7911 cancel, call 037.27.
00:36
Amel's 1091, Medicaid-Olliver Township, near Old Ferry Road, Cross of Turkey Bird Road,
00:45
and Reader's Lane,
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65-year-old female,
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altered level of consciousness,
00:55
abnormal breathing, fever,
00:57
weakness,
00:58
caller believes his mom has an infection.
01:01
Her mom has an infection.
01:07
101, copy, thank you.
01:14
81, okay.
01:19
Count it from Edil's 101.
01:34
County, do you have a last name?
01:41
Caller's last name is (name withheld).
01:51
Can you go ahead and start fire for a lift to test? I think we'll your registration.
02:00
Copy that.
02:10
For my partner, the caller did state with what you're concurring with also.
02:20
Fantastic, thank you.
02:38
Oliver Township,
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near Old Ferry Road, assisted AMS with lifting,
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box 1002, utility 10.
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Oliver Township, near Old Ferry Road,
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assisting,
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box 10010,
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correction 1002,
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utility 10,041.
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Location mentioned:
Old Ferry Rd, Newport, PA 17074
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