Teen male with nose bleeding treated near ccc road, Ruther Glen VA
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders treated a 15-year-old male with a nosebleed near CCC Road. The incident was classified as a low-acuity medical response.
Audio|Heard on: Caroline County Fire and Rescue
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01:40
Transcript:
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Company 2 and ambulance 10-1.
00:03
Respond to Priority 2[1] laceration.
00:06
At near CCC Road.
00:10
Cross streets are Carlisle Street and Jericho Road.
00:13
Respond on Fire Tac 2.
00:15
Timeout 1810.
00:21
When you're responding to the priority line diabetic problem?
00:31
At 7303, 7303.
00:35
I understand.
00:36
Your respond is 7303, Trump Drive, for a party one diabetic.
00:41
For 55-year-old female, get in and out of consciousness and breathing, sugar is 53, she weighs 215, he did give her a sugar tab and she did start chewing on it.
00:51
Does have an expensive medical history.
00:53
In the number is (number withheld).
01:00
Reservient to you respond?
01:04
Thank you. Thank you.
01:09
Email with 10-1 responding.
01:15
What's similar to May at 1812, long times 1810, response to a pride she would bleed at (number withheld) CCC road for a 15-year-old male, constant breathing, nose of bleeding profusely.
01:29
Oh, it's ready.
01:34
She vise the driveway split in house will be on the left side.
01:37
The number is going to be (number withheld).
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Priority 2: Non-emergency/low-acuity medical response
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Location mentioned:
C C C Rd, Ruther Glen, VA 22546
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