Seven-month-old treated for hypothermia in Fitchburg, Fitchburg MA
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency responders treated a stable seven-month-old infant for hypothermia with pale skin and low body temperature near Ashburnham Street in Fitchburg.
Audio|Heard on: Fitchburg and Lunenburg Fire and Mid State Control
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Transcript:
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Attention, Fire Department,
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Near Ashburnham Street for the pediatric hypothermia, engine 2, paramedic 2.
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That's near Ashburnham Street for the pediatric hypothermia,
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engine 2, paramedic 2, file in 1948.
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Pressure 3 is going to be clear, Paramarack 1 to transport.
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I see three clear service nineteen forty-nine
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Mr. Mr.RMS are control due to the ALS should be coverage Affirmative still of M14
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M14 M14 M14 Um, I'm Injunsu's Route near Ashburnham Street
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for the possible pediatric hypothermia
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Engine 2001949
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1949
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1949 New eyes All I should are seven-month-old, is breathing,
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pale skin, cold to the touch current temperature of 96 degrees 4949.
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Craig one. On to Lemiston.
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Number one,
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Transporting the hospital, 1552.
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Agent 2's on.
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Agent 2 in arrival in 1953.
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2.201, a many 2.
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All right.
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Go ahead, 201.
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Okay,
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Bivizes. Seven-month-old Child, Infants,
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currently stable.
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Our last check of a body temperature was at 97 degrees.
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Receive.
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File, I'm 2, Rescue 3.
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Location mentioned:
Ashburnham St, Fitchburg, MA 01420
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