Diabetic man acting confused in apartment, Dennison OH
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 51-year-old diabetic man in an apartment near Grant Street was acting confused and repeatedly talking. Emergency services responded to the medical situation. The patient had difficulty testing his blood sugar and no recent alcohol use was reported.
Audio|Heard on: Tuscarawas County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
00:00
Station 3 AMS, Station 60, not by the patient, near Grant E.
00:08
Apartment 1.
00:10
Station 3 AMS, Station 60,
00:13
for that bad patient, near Grant E Street, Apartment 1, Cross Street, East 4th Street, and Hanno E Street, and Townsendix 34.
00:28
Thank you very, great knowledge.
00:33
Station 3rd,000, 634.
00:36
He got a 51-year-old male.
00:38
He's diabetic, talking out of his mind, repeating the same thing all over and over.
00:44
(Name withheld) can't test his blood sugar.
00:47
Hopefully that's causing issue.
00:49
No recent growing alcohol use.
01:00
All right, central will be responding to a sister squad.
01:06
No, you're responding to near Grant Street Department of Rwana 635.
01:23
63 years by 15-year entry 4-1 at 636.
01:27
Our caller's advising patient has calmed down, but he is moving very fast.
01:32
All the caller knows that he's a diabetic, but he's never act like this before.
01:36
The last day is something about 1930 hours plus life.
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Location mentioned:
Grant St, Dennison, OH 44621
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