Man loses consciousness near SE 67th Avenue, Hillsboro OR
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders assisted a man who fainted near Southeast 67th Avenue in Hillsboro. The man regained consciousness but showed abnormal breathing and had signs of dehydration or hangover. He reportedly hit his head when he fell.
Audio|Heard on: Washington County Fire and EMS
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01:41
Transcript:
00:00
Respond to unconscious or fainting person near Southeast 67th Avenue.
00:07
Cross streets are Southeast Johnson Street and Southeast Meadow Lane.
00:12
Berkeley County, we're on 138.
00:19
Thirty-eight. This will be on Ops Thirty-Three, Ops Thirty-three.
00:31
Fire company eight front 100 and thirty-eight.
00:36
Go ahead.
00:40
One hundred and 30 just wanted to call on Southeast Seventy-Seventh Avenue.
00:43
We're coming from Sunset Esplanade.
00:50
Car, come to AMR 136.
00:55
AMR 136?
01:00
Before you make contact, wait until I talk to your dispatch.
01:07
AMR 138, I copy.
01:09
We'll stage in the complex.
01:16
Engine 2, AMR 138.
01:21
Syncope episode near Southeast 67th Avenue across from Johnson and Meadow Lane.
01:27
Thirty two year old male, now conscious but altered.
01:31
He had passed out and collapsed to the ground.
01:32
He's able to respond, has abnormal breathing.
01:35
Was drinking heavily yesterday, possibly hungover.
01:38
He hit his head when he went down.
01:40
He is diaphoretic.
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Location mentioned:
SE 67th Ave, Hillsboro, OR 97123
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