Patient experiences seizure at apartment near Osage Road, Waterloo IA
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders received a call about a 39-year-old female patient who was possibly having a seizure at an apartment near Osage Road. She has a history of seizures.
Audio|Heard on: Black Hawk County Fire and EMS
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02:14
Transcript:
00:00
East of South Elkron Road and west of South Raymond Road, 238, Raymond first responders for a seizure.
00:05
Near Osage Road, apartment number 3 times 1947.
00:13
Sorry, and then, wait, but we use these 237 and see if another will respond to that?
00:18
10-4. Do I'm going to do it through the Swiss phone or over the pager zone?
00:27
1040, yeah, page them out.
00:30
4.30.
00:35
Go ahead. 2.
00:38
104.
00:41
430, go ahead.
00:43
I'll go over again and send rob that.
00:58
237 for a seizure, near Osage Road, lot number 3.
01:03
Crosses our one mile east of south-up, run, west of South Raymond Road.
01:07
237 for a seizure, near Osage Road, lot of number 3.
01:10
Time is 1946, 48.
01:12
Let me want to risk to lose zeros.
01:17
3-3-2-2-Hellen for patient pickup.
01:24
We're going to get the room number again.
01:31
You're going to room 407.
01:33
407.
01:36
Thank you.
01:46
334.6 person, 2950 was Shawless Road, Harmony House, crosses our Danbury Circle and Eldorah Road.
01:52
3.34 for a sick person.
01:54
2950, Wicholice Road, time is 1953.
02:02
Near Osage Road, lot number three for a 39-year-old female, possibly about to have a seizure, does have history of seizures, if conscious, near Osage Road, lot number three.
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Location mentioned:
Osage Rd, Waterloo, IA 50703
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