Medical response to elderly man with Parkinson's, Omaha NE
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency responders were called to a medical situation involving a 69-year-old man with Parkinson's disease on the third floor of a facility. The patient was weak, semi-alert, breathing, and unable to move or get up. Staff were assisting responders at the location.
Audio|Heard on: Omaha Fire (TAC3)
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01:47
Transcript:
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And Medic 11, we'll show you on the unknown medical nature near 1067 circle.
00:17
22 is back in service.
00:22
I'm on fire miss anyone.
00:23
Are we back in service?
00:26
Yes, sir, you are.
00:30
That's nice, sir.
00:33
Tony also.
00:38
In the Sony's are off.
00:42
Turn now, sir.
00:47
5-0 head center code 2[1].
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5200 after 31 excuse me mid-52 interrupt the Methodist one patient code 2[1].
01:00
Methodist code 2[1] 2018.
01:07
and Truck 41, Medic 41 caller said he's going to send somebody down to me too that should be on the way.
01:18
(name withheld).
01:24
278 staff has a 69-year-old male on the third floor.
01:30
He's weak,
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breathing, semi-alert.
01:34
Has Parkinson's,
01:36
he can hardly move and can't get up.
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Staff should be down to let you in.
01:43
Genetic theory is under shift on location.
01:46
Trevor?
Police codes explained
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[1]
code 2: Non-emergency or urgent response without lights or sirens.
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Location mentioned:
S 106th Cir, Omaha, NE 68127
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