Woman with flu symptoms and dizziness treated, Colonial Heights VA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders treated a 74-year-old woman near Hermitage Road who had flu symptoms, vomiting since yesterday, lightheadedness, and dizziness when standing. She was conscious and responsive with no breathing difficulty.
Audio|Heard on: Colonial Heights City Fire and EMS
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01:15
Transcript:
00:00
Medic 933,
00:02
sick unknown medical problem.
00:04
near Hermitage Road.
00:06
Medic 933,
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sick known medical problem.
00:10
near Hermitage Road.
00:12
Cross streets are Conduit Road and Duke of Gloucester Street.
00:16
Priority one high.
00:18
Time out 1049.
00:25
Honey, can you go ahead with the additional?
00:33
I copy. You're going to be responding to near Hermitage Road, across the Conduit Road and Duke of Gloucester Street.
00:40
Seventy-four year old female throwing up since yesterday, not eating, possibly has the flu.
00:46
She's a cardiac patient with urinary issues.
00:50
She's conscious and responsive at this time.
00:53
No difficulty breathing.
00:54
Feeling lightheaded and dizzy when she stands up.
00:58
Priority one at 1050.
01:03
Okay, you can show the medic 900 and thirty-three responding priority three to that call.
01:12
Copy, responding priority three at ten fifty-one.
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Location mentioned:
Hermitage Rd, Colonial Heights, VA 23834
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