Woman suspected of stroke; child with diabetic emergency, Elizabeth City NC
Medical EmergencyDispatch audio about two medical calls. One is a woman, about 59, with possible stroke symptoms including slurred speech. The other is a 3-year-old boy with a possible diabetic emergency; responders mention giving sugar under his tongue and abnormal breathing. Locations mentioned include Perth Street and North Poindexter/Poindxter area.
Audio|Source: Pasquotank and Camden County Police, Fire and EMS - Analog
02:42
Transcript:
7103. Medic. Medi 5A. Mediq 5A. You're responding 3114 Perth Street, 314 First Street. Cross Street took (name withheld) Street and Lane Street. 259-year-old female possible stroke. Respondack 2K.U 5653, 10-0[1]. Anything clear available. They're available. Coffee since there one. One thirty seven status. Medical 1P, Medi-M-7 North Pondexter Street. You're responding to a 3-year-old male. Possible diabetic emergency. Responduct 2, K-O-U 56310-0. Metafiles, Central Meta-Files in route. Copy Medi-Five and Route 314 per street. NEMS 4 in route now, 17, North Point Dexter. Central 2. Central 2. We're next to. Copy, Medic 1. Central Medic 5.0. It's a Charlie response[2] party to clear evidence of a stroke, slurred speech. Copy, Central. I'll be about we don't have any flurates. Copy medics, (name withheld). Mediq 1, please. Medical, and yours are going to be a Delta response[3] priority one. Possible diabetic emergency. Talk about they put sugar under his tongue. He's got abnormal breathing.
7103. Medic. Medi 5A. Mediq 5A. You're responding 3114 Perth Street, 314 First Street. Cross Street took (name withheld) Street and Lane Street. 259-year-old female possible stroke. Respondack 2K.U 5653, 10-0[1]. Anything clear available. They're available. Coffee since there one. One thirty seven status. Medical 1P, Medi-M-7 North Pondexter Street. You're responding to a 3-year-old male. Possible diabetic emergency. Responduct 2, K-O-U 56310-0. Metafiles, Central Meta-Files in route. Copy Medi-Five and Route 314 per street. NEMS 4 in route now, 17, North Point Dexter. Central 2. Central 2. We're next to. Copy, Medic 1. Central Medic 5.0. It's a Charlie response[2] party to clear evidence of a stroke, slurred speech. Copy, Central. I'll be about we don't have any flurates. Copy medics, (name withheld). Mediq 1, please. Medical, and yours are going to be a Delta response[3] priority one. Possible diabetic emergency. Talk about they put sugar under his tongue. He's got abnormal breathing.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-0: Use caution / emergency
[2]
Charlie response: Stroke, priority response (EMS)
[3]
Delta response: High-priority medical emergency (EMS)
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Location mentioned:
Near N Poindexter St, Elizabeth City, NC 27909
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