Medical emergencies including fall and medication error 

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That's three for me on six. You're familiar with VGF? No, can you call me with Silver? I'm just walking into a house for patients, a black gorilla family. Okay, uh, thanks. I'm clear in 201, I'll probably be ahead of 285 to Baltimore Street. I can take it for them. Okay, I will place you on the call. You direct on the comments and this stage. Yeah, we're direct. We're going to go and not emergency space, but we're there. Thank you for all that funding. We are a couple minutes from location you can plate 6 in service. Okay, medic 6 from dispatch. I have you clear. 846. Medic 1.17 and quarter of service. Station 60. Okay. Okay. And 17 have you around. Letting 14 to fetch. Minic4 in this bench. I have you clear. 846. Number four. Engine seven, caller states or smoke detectors went on. Breeditch 1, engine 3,000, 5 alarm, 73-0-1, 7-0703-0-1, 6th0-1, 847. 10,000, 847. Just 10, I'm derived, 847. Pontius, conscious, breathing, took incorrect medication, feeling busy, you know, 4 or 7. 9-204. I don't know if you heard them, EMS-6, and gesture stretches. Say bye, bye, (name withheld). Okay, thank you. You're welcome. Atch 71 starting control, Michael Leverford 5F, 10, 5F,000, follow this. Okay, we're going to be clear. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Not like a lot of having you know, it's time on scene of the fall patient question to emergency. The one from this time. Everybody's happy. Okay. The local class 7-8-16 is in 71, medical alarm 1,000 Franklin Avenue, First District of North Carolina Avenue, Exist, Coalf, apartment, 3-1 East, into 71.

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