Woman suffers painful fall near Main St, Cheboygan, Cheboygan MI
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Medical EmergencyA woman who fell stepping off a sidewalk reports right-sided pain and headache, which prompted transport to McLaren Cheboygan hospital for evaluation.
Audio|Heard on: Cheboygan County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Okay, we're in now for once you take Hermitica.
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It'll be a medical facility within approximately two and a half minute ETA.
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55-year-old female, first initial (name withheld) in Lincoln.
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Second, Z is in Zebra, Lincoln, Zebra.
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They were 319,
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1970.
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31970.
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The patient was walking into work today and stepped off of the sidewalk wrong, fell to her right side,
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states that she does have a right-sided headache,
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as well as right-sided knee and shoulder pain, where she hit the pavement.
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She does not have any obvious injuries.
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However, like I said, has that 4-10 on pain.
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We'd like to be checked out.
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She's awake-alert-oriented and resting.
00:46
Of the last blood pressure 144 by palpation pulse is 70 and regular respiration is 18 to 20 and on labor she has 93% in room air.
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If required nothing further will be your facility like to send in approximately two minutes and 22 seconds.
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Copy that after 168 room assignments upon arrival is your boy getting clear.
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168 copies in clear.
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Central for 168.
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168, go out.
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Clair Louis, Transp 41 to McLaren Cheboygan.
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Transferring to Cheboygan at 1407.
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Location mentioned:
S Main St, Cheboygan, MI 49721
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