Man suffers possible stroke at Irma Dr bus stop, Adams County CO
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency services responded to a medical incident at a bus stop on Irma Drive north of 104th Avenue. A man, about 50 years old, fell from his wheelchair and showed possible signs of a stroke, including right-hand bleeding, right-sided tingling, and vision loss in one eye. Medics treated and stabilized the patient on scene.
Audio|Heard on: Broomfield CO Fire-Tac Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Copy six three, medic six three is en route.
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Copy six three is up here responding on a possible stroke patient.
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They're going to be at the bus stop on Irma Drive north of 104th Avenue.
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Fifty-year-old male, conscious and breathing, not attended.
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Fell out of his wheelchair.
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Right hand bleeding and reports right-sided tingling.
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Unable to see out of right eye.
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Six three.
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No, King Thirty-One.
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Back up, engine six three.
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Engine six three.
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Engine sixty-three, medic six three is on scene.
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Angel have her.
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Six three is on scene.
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Engine has Irma Command at 19:41.
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Radio call, Irma Command.
00:45
Patient contact stable.
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Patient contact stable, 19:43.
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Location mentioned:
Irma Dr, Colorado
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