Ambulance dispatched for 65-year-old woman with blood pressure, Steelville MO
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Medical EmergencyAn ambulance responded near Cedar Street for a 65-year-old woman experiencing irregular and high blood pressure. Additional reports mention other patients including a 27-year-old pregnant woman with possible seizure activity and a 55-year-old woman with blood issues but no symptoms.
Audio|Heard on: Crawford County Sheriff and Fire
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01:54
Transcript:
00:00
Steelville ambulance respond to near Cedar Street, lot 5, cross-acre Street, Fresco Street, first 6K, 65-year-old female blood pressure issues.
00:09
Steelville ambulance respond to near Cedar Street, lot 5, cross-figuree Street, first sick K, 65-year-old female, high blood pressures, come out (number withheld).
00:21
General, female, irregular, blood pressure.
00:26
Central.
00:34
(number withheld).
00:35
(number withheld) on Team (number withheld) hit man.
00:40
(number withheld) on Team (number withheld) hit Smith.
00:47
(number withheld) com. In route.
00:56
(number withheld) and Route (number withheld) responding to Dollar General and Leasburg near Highway H.
01:03
Henry, 27-year-old female, possible seizure activity, approximately seven weeks pregnant.
01:10
Patient was pale, no longer seizing.
01:29
(number withheld) en route (number withheld) to near Cedar Street, Lot 5, cross street of Hickory Street in Frisco for 8.6 person,
01:37
55-year-old female, problems with blood cracker, less checked,
01:41
no symptoms.
01:50
Further information, it was last chat today at noon, it was 143 over 97.
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Location mentioned:
Cedar St, Steelville, MO 65565
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