Medical emergency at YMCA involves severe headache, Eau Claire WI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical personnel responded to the YMCA near Graham Avenue for a patient experiencing a severe headache. The patient was conscious and breathing and was advised to use the main entrance on the building's north side (entrance D). Details may involve a severe migraine.
Audio|Heard on: Eau Claire County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Tension, Medic 5, Engine 2, EMS Charlie response at near Graham Avenue, near Graham Avenue at the YMCA, crossed Sieber Street and Emory Street, AMS-Charlie response for a headache, Medi-5 Engine 2 respond on fire, Maine.
00:19
Mediq 5 is responding, Ann, Enroll.
00:22
10-4. 10-4.
00:29
Battalion 1 and Medic 6 from Chief War.
00:32
I'm going to head back and see if I can catch the significant other to advise them of the hospital change.
00:42
Trial response for a sick person at the south for Orchard Hills, it's 1403-2X Boulevard,
00:48
Room W101.
00:50
Trial response for a sick person, station 9 on City Barrier.
00:56
Station, as responding.
00:59
Get a mail.
01:01
Before he's been advised.
01:04
Copy, thanks.
01:21
For a 38-year-old male, his conscious and breathing has a severe migraine, you'll want to go to the main entrance, which is entrance D on the north side of the building.
01:31
Entrance D as in David.
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Location mentioned:
Graham Ave, Eau Claire, WI 54701
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