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Medical responders assist unconscious woman with seizures
Medical Emergency
Near E Quincy Ave, Aurora, CO 80015
Emergency responders are helping a young woman who is unconscious and having frequent seizures at a medical facility.
Audio|Source: Douglas County Fire Department 800Mhz
01:46
Transcript: Medical 155, (name withheld), (name withheld), 30, (name withheld). For a medical assist, UC Health Urgent Care, 4404, Baranca Lane. For a medical assist, (name withheld), UC Health Urgent Care 4404, (name withheld) Lane, across the (name withheld) drive. Dispatch Clear, 6232. (name withheld) pulls are clear. Medical 155, copy. Have the next suit suppression. 1633. Quint 155. (name withheld), (name withheld), 30, (name withheld). For a medical system, Delta. UC Health Urgent Care 4404 (name withheld) Lane. Conveying for Quint 155, (name withheld), (name withheld), 3-0-Navit. For a medical assist delta, 4404 of (name withheld) Lane, across the (name withheld) Health Care. Dispatch clear, 1633. Mike 155, Quint 155. Patient for 24-year-old female, unconscious breathing, and seizure, and this would be for continuous seizures. 1634. The badge, Medic 155, UC Health Command. Medic 155 UC Health Command.
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Location mentioned:
Near E Quincy Ave, Aurora, CO 80015
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