Elderly man barely conscious after fall at Sherwood home, Sherwood OR
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Medical EmergencyEmergency crews responded to an elderly man near Southwest McKinley Drive in Sherwood. The 79-year-old was barely conscious after falling out of bed and had a history of pneumonia. He was sick in bed all day and his current injuries are unclear.
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Engine 33 and EMR 131.
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Respond to sick person.
00:06
At near Southwest McKinley Drive.
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Cross streets are No Street and Southwest Dropson Terrace.
00:24
Go ahead.
00:30
One three ones responding to McKinley coming from (number withheld) Rock.
00:39
Medic 35 and AMR 138.
00:43
Respond to assault at near Southwest to Walletton Road.
00:49
Cross Street or Southwest 1224 Avenue.
00:53
Working Channel Ops 37.
00:59
Engine 2, Rescue 6, and AMR 135.
01:04
Respond to cardiac arrest at near East Main Street.
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Unit 269. Cross streets are southeast 50th Avenue and northeast 53rd Avenue.
01:28
I respond to your name coming from around sunset.
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Okay.
01:40
Okay.
01:41
Sorry, I'm engine 6-knap hard.
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Thank you.
01:51
43MR-131, your Cozreida, near McKinley Drives.
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He has a 79-year-old male that he's barely conscious, been sick in bed all day.
02:00
He was originally hospitalized for pneumonia.
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He fell out of bed.
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Yeah, he's not communicating well, but he is sneaking.
02:05
He seems to be breathing normally.
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I'm not sure if he's got any injuries from the fall.
02:09
It's good grief.
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Location mentioned:
McKinley Dr, Sherwood, OR 97140
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