72-year-old female treated for diabetic emergency, Petersburg TN
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders treated a 72-year-old female near Liberty Valley Road who was in diabetic shock. She was initially unresponsive but became more alert after receiving sugar.
Audio|Heard on: Marshall County Fire and EMS
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02:48
Transcript:
00:00
Alpha[1], attention to alpha near Liberty Valley Road, 22-year-old female diabetic problem.
00:11
(name withheld).
00:23
No,
00:25
fast, first responders, new general, near Liberty Valley Road, diabetic problems,
00:33
72-year-old female, caller stage.
00:35
She's going into a diabetic shock.
00:41
To call them 4 to 1, General.
00:45
The affirmative 41 showing you en route near Liberty Valley Road diabetic problems.
00:54
A second 22-year-old female, college state she's going into diabetic shock.
00:59
Sugar is not reading.
01:00
It's too low.
01:07
46, McComb.
01:09
46.
01:12
46.
01:16
We're going to be temporarily out of service for supervisor for maintenance.
01:23
No, affirmative.
01:43
We come to 41.
01:45
Our patient is getting somewhat alert now.
01:50
Our caller put a sucker in her mouth to try to get some sugar into her.
01:59
She got her sugar.
02:01
One respondent station.
02:13
Our patient sugar is now reading at 52.
02:19
New en route.
02:21
Near Liberty Valley Road.
02:23
Patient sugar is showing 52, me of a 72 year old female.
02:29
It's starting to become more responsive now.
02:41
44 go ahead 44 may account 44 go ahead
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[1]
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Location mentioned:
Liberty Valley Rd, Petersburg, TN 37144
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