Medical emergency for elderly man with heavy bleeding, Summit UT
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Medical EmergencyMedical responders are called to near South 100 East for a 67-year-old man with heavy bleeding and difficulty breathing. He is vomiting blood and has a bleeding catheter. A chemical smell is reported nearby. Another incident notes a vehicle collision with one person complaining of leg pain but refusing treatment.
Audio|Heard on: Northern Washington / Southern Iron Counties Public Safety
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Medics, 41, Agent 41, respond to near South 100 East.
00:04
Again, near South 100 East, abdominal hemorrhage, Control Clear is 1628.
00:12
Agent 41, 911 now.
00:14
Copy at 1628.
00:21
142 respond to SR 9 mile marker 6 again SR 9 mile marker 6 on this is pdx and control clear 1628
00:41
May 41, 1941 again, it's going to be 143-12, 100, E, 67-year-old, no conscious breathing that is throwing up blood, coding as a 21-D-5.
00:56
Agent 42, copy at 1629, SR9 mile markers say, will be a semi versus two vehicles.
01:03
There is one individual complaining of leg pain.
01:06
However, they're refusing medical breaks.
01:15
The end in 42,
01:17
The only information I have is that there is a strong chemical smell, making smell it smell for a couple of blocks.
01:28
TRI. TRIEN-44 copy, 1630.
01:35
Control, Middick 49, we're available once, move now.
01:37
Okay, 449, copy.
01:44
Tension 42, the time 44, looks like the number two main is blocked.
01:53
67-year-old male is responding normally but not breathing normally.
01:58
It sounds like he does have a catheter as well that is bleeding.
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Location mentioned:
S 100 E St, Summit, UT 84772
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