Unconscious man found breathing near robin place, Toccoa GA
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Medical EmergencyA 68-year-old man was found unconscious but breathing near Robin Place off Highland Road. He experienced a blackout, dizziness, nausea, and leg weakness. He has a history of heart and recent kidney problems.
Audio|Heard on: Stephens County Fire & EMS
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Transcript:
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EMS Station 1 to Cofar Station 11.
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Standby for an unconscious person.
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EMS Station 1 to cofire station 11, standby.
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EMS section 1 to co-firmire station 11 have a report of unconscious person near Robin Place off Highland Road dispatch is clear 1422
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1222 So have mobile be in route
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10-4[1] copy and 11 around 1424
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Med 6. Engine 11, you're going to be responding to an unconscious feigning call.
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It was near Robin Place off of Highland Road.
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I have a 68-year-old male, (number withheld) pounds.
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He is unconscious at this time, but he is breathing.
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Advice that he was having a blackout spell, stated it was nauseated.
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He was feeling dizzy and lightheaded as well.
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He wasn't experiencing any pain before it happened, just had some weakness in both of his legs.
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He does have history of heart problems.
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No diabetes.
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or blood pressure.
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He did have kidney problems last month.
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Nothing further.
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Dispatch is clear, 1424.
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10-4: Affirmative (Acknowledgment/Message received)
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Location mentioned:
Robin Pl, Toccoa, GA 30577
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