Medical emergency at gate T15 in College Park, College Park GA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, medical personnel respond to a possible unconscious passenger and a potential obstetric patient at gate T15 in College Park. Assessment and additional resources are underway for both patients aboard the aircraft.
Audio|Heard on: Fulton GA Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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00:59
Transcript:
00:00
Medic One, you were asking about an OB patient?
00:04
That's the apartments at Tango 15
00:06
Flight. It was 44 to radio.
00:09
MP44.
00:10
MP44 is going to take Engine 13's call.
00:13
Copy MP44 responding to T North Checkpoint Lane.
00:17
Four, unsecured side for a female passenger who passed out.
00:23
Nothing further at 14 17 h.
00:26
Airport communications back to medic one.
00:28
That's a negative.
00:29
The only one we got was on board the aircraft and they were unconscious.
00:33
Receive radio.
00:35
There's going to be a syncopal episode with that particular patient, she's allergic and we're doing vitals on her right now.
00:41
Also, we'll be assessing another patient.
00:44
It's going to be checking advice on an OB I think occurred during descent.
00:48
They're checking advice on her and add additional resources if needed.
00:52
Copy. So same aircraft, same gate, but another passenger OB?
00:57
That's correct.
00:58
Copy. 1417.
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Location mentioned:
Gate T15, College Park, GA 30337
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