80-year-old female treated for near fainting episode, Port Jefferson NY
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Medical EmergencyAn 80-year-old female with dementia experienced a near fainting episode. Her vital signs were stable. She was transported to Mather Hospital for further care.
Audio|Heard on: Suffolk County Police, Fire and EMS Dispatch
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02:28
Transcript:
00:00
She's been out with an 80-year-old female in a near syncope episode.
00:04
She has dementia, is currently at baseline mental status.
00:07
Vital signs are within normal limits, and we're about...
00:10
Mr. Cedar, 85, 14th phone.
00:18
They call the Nastic 19 is in route.
00:22
Massaic 19 in round 14.
00:24
All right.
00:28
One Delta headquarters three.
00:35
Coming into Port Laplace.
00:41
Five minutes to go.
00:45
All right, 10-4, that's a coderick.
00:49
The next 53, coming into Portia Plaza, turning into that 51, headed to the moor, Westbound.
00:59
Reg in T2 for me,
01:01
I might have a possible impound or citation.
01:15
I weigh in Australia.
01:25
Ten-four.
01:28
The vehicle has seven citations.
01:32
Amount two is (number withheld).
01:37
Ten-four. 331 to three-nine.
01:45
For a 1010C in your sector negative PI, however they say that the other party is becoming ira.
01:55
I'm calling you and you leave it.
02:05
In Hauppauge that you just passed.
02:07
There's someone here that may have wanted to take you.
02:10
Well,
02:12
you're talking to the wrong 58.
02:13
I'm in Paul and Plaza.
02:14
That's the other day.
02:17
Is your bus 1025?
02:25
That patient was transferred to Mather.
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Location mentioned:
N Country Rd, Port Jefferson, NY 11777
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