Emergency response to unconscious male at local residence
Medical EmergencyEmergency services were called for a 43-year-old man who was unconscious at home. He has a feeding tube and is breathing, but he also vomited. The caller ended the call without providing more information.
Audio|Source: Gainesville Police and Alachua Fire
02:25
Transcript:
Go to 14. 24 1014. 24. 104. 104. 104. 104. Have you turned 21. Follow. 20, 23. Respite. 5915 Northwestern Avenue. Patient is going to be a 43-year-old male. He is not conscious. He is breathing. He operated his vomit. He is breathing normal. 35 to 34[3]. Rescue 35[4] for rest to 34. Your operations on L5[5]. 2148[2]. 48. We've attacked the rescue. Watchers Squat 29. Scott 29. Oh, I'm saying. You have a room number? Negative. You want me to call back? No, please. We're at the staff's desk, but there's nobody here. Messages. Oscar 1014. Oscar 14. This is going to be that fixed, probably. That's room 147. 147. Dr. 42 is 14. Rescue 35. You respond with heavy 23. Choking patient. 5915 Northwest 3939th Avenue. 5915 Northwest 39 Avenue. Rest clear. Onshore 42, Charlie, 4th, 114. 14. Hello. Patience, 43-year-old male, not conscious breathing, operated on his vomit. He's a tube feeder, and apparently it came through his nose and mouth. Mike 42 to 214. The caller refused to stay on the line. It's 20 to the hour. 5.410, 414-0. Heavy 23[1]-15, it's going to be House 2.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Heavy 23: Possibly ALS/Paramedic-level response
[2]
2148: Time of call
[3]
35 to 34: Unit assignment
[4]
Rescue 35: EMS/Rescue Unit
[5]
L5: Operations channel
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Location mentioned:
Near NW 39th Ave, Gainesville, FL 32606
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