Medical crisis strikes near Town Hall Road in Alexandria, Alexandria MN
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Medical EmergencyUrgent concern arises as medical team works to stabilize a hypovolemic patient with abnormal vitals near Town Hall Road in Alexandria.
Audio|Heard on: Douglas County Public Safety
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02:7
Transcript:
00:00
Subur. That list for 27.
00:01
We have a big corner ditch near 1702 Town Hall Road.
00:08
Come for you.
00:13
All right to Al-A-Marie with one, transferring emergency.
00:19
25.
00:23
One 10 to 117.
00:25
We're clearing this medical view.
00:26
You need us up that other one.
00:29
Negative. We should be good here.
00:35
One-fifteen, ten-eight.
00:38
Ten-four.
00:43
On the interstate?
00:50
I don't think so.
00:51
I'm gonna just make a left-hand pass here.
00:55
I'm throwing down dry salt.
00:57
I'm gonna go up and down the Ashby ramp and treat the ever living crap out of that.
01:01
Make a left-hand pass on the way back, drop dry salt, go home.
01:09
Okay,
01:10
I think I'm gonna run up 78 one more time just north of Ashby where it was blowing.
01:22
or decrease
01:26
We'll send me alive.
01:27
We're coming in at 3.
01:28
I got initial snap in the mid-70s.
01:31
They got our 15 liters at 88% 91 for a heart rate 101 over 62.
01:37
Looks like a normal sinus clip.
01:39
Working on a line and the sugar will be there in about
01:45
I'll take five minutes.
01:46
That's work.
01:54
On their house, go ahead.
01:56
Patient is hypovoicemic of 28.
01:59
We are still working on that line.
02:00
We'll be you in about two minutes.
02:06
10 4.
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Location mentioned:
Town Hall Rd SW, Alexandria, MN 56308
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