Female patient with arm trapped in bed rail at Winchester, Winchester TN
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Medical EmergencyA female patient at a location near Old Cowan Road in Winchester had her arm trapped in a bed rail and was experiencing arm pain. She was conscious and breathing. Fire and EMS units were dispatched to assist and helped free her arm. The patient reported pain radiating to her shoulder and back.
Audio|Heard on: Franklin County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Bhophe. Attention.
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Party 6-1. Here I have near Old Cowan Road.
00:06
Female patient.
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Her arm is stuck in the bed rail.
00:11
Patient has arm pain.
00:13
Patient is conscious and alert.
00:14
Parton 6-1, here I have near Old Cowan Road.
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Female patient,
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conscious with arm pain.
00:20
Incident time about three.
00:27
Any case, which is here, near Old Cowan Road,
00:33
a female patient, breathing, conscious, her arm trapped in a bed rail, with arm pain.
00:43
Is she alone?
00:46
Yes.
00:49
About 50, a female, sister,
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not old there.
00:54
I have forwarded.
01:05
Sample. I hear you.
01:22
All fire units respond as well.
01:25
What is the predicament?
01:29
On the table? Able.
01:30
Okay.
01:37
Prior to station one, top of that stage.
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Station one copy.
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Station one copy, Steve.
01:51
It's a nice point.
01:55
Night one copy.
01:58
Part of Poverton Rout to try to get her out.
02:01
Patient has pain radiating from arm to shoulder and back.
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Location mentioned:
Old Cowan Rd, Winchester, TN 37398
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