False medical alarm at Charlottesville hospital, Charlottesville VA
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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency units responded to a general medical alarm triggered at a Charlottesville hospital near Ridge Street. The alarm was activated by a pull cord in room 308, but upon investigation, it was confirmed to be a false alarm. No medical emergency was found at the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Albemarle County Fire and Rescue
Listen to dispatch call
04:30
Transcript:
00:00
Our medic 1.
00:01
You're at 100 Ridge Street for the general medical alarm pull cord alarm.
00:05
We do not have an apartment number.
00:08
You're in Routredded 11 o'clock.
00:14
12 arrived at UVA.
00:17
You're at UVA.
00:19
1104.4.
00:30
And out to respond to internal response,
00:34
transplant clinic, first floor of the west complex in a waiting room, email patient with chestings.
00:42
Announce, internal response to the west complex,
00:46
transplant clinic, first floor in the waiting room, female patient, chestpane.
00:51
1105.
00:53
Next comment, house copies.
00:55
11.05. 11.05.
00:57
Paramedic 1, ECC.
01:00
We are you able to make contact with the alarm pole? We don't have any apartment number listed on our panel here.
01:07
Negative. I'll be able to check the call takers see if you try to make contact.
01:11
Form 403 is on the floor.
01:16
403-105.
01:23
Farmatic 10, the alarm company did not have an apartment number, or I'm sorry, Farnermen, the alarm company did not have an apartment number available.
01:31
My comment, how's this responding?
01:38
And how is close to your son?
01:40
This is a major service.
01:43
Trainslight spending on the first floor in the last time.
01:47
EACC Pharmac 1.
01:48
I'm calling the alarm company back to see if I can get me further now.
01:54
Medics 16 around the UVA.
01:56
Medics 16 to UVA, eliminate.
02:08
Rescue 502, Rescue 503, and CAR-508.
02:12
Allergic Reaction ALS.
02:15
Hanley Middle School, 5-880, Rockfish-Cath Turnpike.
02:19
Respond on Alpha-Tact 2.
02:21
Rescue 502, Rescue 503, and CAR-508.
02:26
Allergic reaction ALS.
02:29
Hanley Middle School,
02:30
588-0, Rocklish-Eck Turnpike.
02:33
Respond on Alpha-Tact 2.
02:43
ACCM, it's file with the respondent to Henley Middle School.
02:51
It was filing through the allergic reaction, Henley Middle School.
02:56
Rockford, Scott Turnpike, patient's going to be in the Nurses Clinic.
03:05
ECC, Car 5a leads responding to Henley.
03:07
Car 508, you're asked for responding to Henley.
03:20
Rescue 15, 12BLF, Belk, Women's, 1581, Rio Road East.
03:27
Respond on Alpha, TAC2.
03:30
Rescue 15,
03:31
12 BLS, Belk, Women's, 1581, Rio Road East.
03:37
Respond on Alpha, Alpha, TAC2.
03:40
ECCC for ambulance 503.
03:42
Camus 503.
03:44
There's no special reasons why we need two ambulances.
03:47
Can you go ahead and place 502 in quarters not available? We'll be able to handle a 503 in car 508.
03:55
I just said.
03:56
Rescue 550s in the place in service at 1110.
04:03
Rescue 15 year route for the fall.
04:06
At Belk, 1581 East Railroad, the patient's going to be at the side entrance close to the main entrance of the mall.
04:17
Paramedic 1, GCC.
04:19
Fire medic 1.
04:25
Alarm was for room 308.
04:28
It has been reset.
04:29
False alarm will be in service.
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