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(name withheld) 55, you have Christiana. Good morning, Christiana. This is Harford County Ambulance 55. I'm currently en route to your facility with an approximately 30-0-minute EPA. On board, I have an 8-2-year-old nail. This will be a trauma category fee. The patient fell this morning, he stated he was feeling dizzy before the fall. After he fell, he did hit his head and vomited afterward. The patient currently is alert and oriented times 4 with the GCS of 15. He does not recall any specific medical history. All he states is that he has multiple cardiac problems. He does take a blood thinner, but unknown which one. Final signs are as follows, I have a blood pressure of 173, 173 over 8787. I have a heart rate of 59-59, respirations of 16. He is 94% on room air. I have a D-stick of 165 at this time. The patient is not currently reporting any nausea. Next, 24 dispatches. Do you copy our last? Negative try again. Next, 24 dispatch. Start me in emergency manpower, minimum 4. Okay. Mercy, manpower, for personnel. 947. Okay, we'll evaluate at triage and determine there if it'll be a trauma alert. Sounds like it won't be, but we'll evaluate in triage. This is Doc number 1068. And if you don't have any further questions, we'll be to your facility in about 30 minutes. We'll see here. We'll evaluate in triage. This is doc number 1068. Number 55 is clear. Thank you.
Medical box 206-1 medic 24 unknown medical stage until advised 221 Perrywood court department 301 between Perrywood drive and a dead-end talk group EMS 704 x24-24 medics 24 stage 12 advise we have no further information call came in as a hang-up originally requesting an ambulance but did not give any further information what the ambulance was for we do have police being started 224 is on yellow 3d8 is clear Okay, thank you ma'am. 3.04, 3.04, I'll protestanty fire. Switch. Dispicion. Let me know when you're clear. This is your mind. Do you need a position? Negative, this is to be an information on a console, a 7-year-old female, she complaint of a CELPD exacerbation. How do you copy? What was the agenda, please? Nature reports waking up this morning, unable to breathe. She took approximately three plus in her inhaler without any relief. Upon arrival, she was standing in around 93%. We started her.
Medical Lock 206-1, Medic 24, unknown medical, stage until advised, 221, Perrywood Court Department 301, between Perrywood Drive and a dead-end, tall group EMS-704. Back 24, rep. Project 24, stage-to-advise, we have no further information. Call came in at a hang-up, originally requested ambulance but did not give any further information what the ambulance was for. We do have police being started.
Medical Box 206-1, Medic 24, 6-person, 204's peak lane between Wiltshire Drive and Perrywood Drive, top group DMS, 1000 hours. 24-0. Maddock 24, 10-01. Medic 13, 10.02. 2.303.13 arrived. Two straight into the group. I'm investigating 1003. 6.24.0.
