Medical team assists woman after heart device discharge, Fayetteville AR
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders assisted an elderly woman near South Highway 265 after her implanted cardiac device discharged. The woman reported no chest pain. Medics and first responders were dispatched to evaluate her condition on scene.
Audio|Heard on: Washington County Rural Fire Departments
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Transcript:
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Medic Four, West Fork First Responders, 19 Charlie AICD fired near South Highway 265.
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Operations up 43, time out 1518.
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Unit 9116 responder.
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Unit 9116 responding 1518.
00:27
Medic Four responding.
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Medic Four responding, 1519.
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Medic Four,
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West Fork, you're responding near South Highway 265.
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You are responding to an eighty-year-old female.
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Her AICD has fired in the last 30 minutes.
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She does not have chest pain.
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Unit 9101 en route.
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Unit 9101 en route, 1519.
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Unit 9128 en route.
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Medic Seven, Post Station Eight.
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Medic One, Post Station Four.
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Medic One en route.
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Thirteen Twenty-One.
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Anyone can respond.
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Unit 9116, be on scene.
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Unit 9116 on scene, 1522.
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For a patient, her heart monitor knocked her to the ground about 25 to 30 minutes ago.
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She had been in contact with her doctor.
02:00
She just wants to be checked out.
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Location mentioned:
S Highway 265, Fayetteville, AR 72701
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