00:00
Pumper 42, medic 714, (number withheld) Holiday Drive, on a diabetic problem, A4[1].
00:08
Pumper 42, medic 17, (number withheld) Holiday Drive, diabetic problem, A4[1].
00:15
Medic 553, checking your welfare.
00:20
Pumper 23 responding.
00:23
Route with medic 524,
00:26
5111, (number withheld) Winter Road, apartment number six.
00:32
553. 553, go ahead.
00:40
I'm just working on this document.
00:41
I just spoke to somebody up here on the telephone.
00:45
Understood completely.
00:46
We'll extend the scene time for 553.
00:59
Medic Nine, come up on A two with your status.
01:01
Medic Nine, A two with your status.
01:08
Dispatch, this is Truck Two.
01:10
Show us out of service next few hours.
01:12
We're doing physicals in 19s.
01:31
Hopper 27, come up on A2 with your status.
01:33
Hopper 27, A2 with your status.
01:37
You can show us back in service and we'll be mobile.
01:41
27 in service mobile.
01:48
Pumper 722, can you give us that call with medic 714? Put 42 back in, we'll take it.
01:54
Pumper 722 will do.
01:58
Pumper 42, go ahead.
02:02
You can be in service.
02:05
Pumper 23 on scene.
02:11
All right, I'm 42 in servicing quarters.
02:15
In servicing quarters.
02:18
We're in route back to quarters.
02:20
We still have to go restock a few items back at our station.
02:24
We'll be back in about five to 10 min .
02:28
Copy one, know you're back.
02:29
Pumper 722, it's going to be in apartment (number withheld).
02:34
And it's for a (number withheld)-year-old male with a blood sugar over 600.
02:39
Copy that, thank you.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
A4: Low-priority, Alpha-level medical or EMS response (determinant 4) for non-urgent situations.
Medical Emergency
