Male passenger shows arm numbness on inbound flight, Kansas City MO
Medical EmergencyAt Kansas City International Airport, an inbound flight to gate Bravo 43 has a 40-year-old male passenger experiencing tingling and numbness in his left arm. Emergency medical units are dispatched to respond to the possible stroke.
Audio|Source: Kansas City Fire
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Transcript:
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I just got a call about an inbound flight coming to gate Bravo 45 within the next 10 minutes. It's going to be a 40-year-old male whose left arm is tingling and numb.
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Copy, Bravo, 45,
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responding.
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2143.
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Fire Guard from Fire Dispatch, we'll show you responding. We're dispatching outside units for a stroke to Bravo 45.
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Fire Guard to dispatch,
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what unit are we getting?
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Yeah, we're still dispatching it right now. It looks like the medical unit is 516.
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KCI Fire Guard 1 and 2, MEDIC 516, Rescue 90, 1 Kansas City Boulevard. Come up on ARF regarding a stroke patient.
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Time for 41 in quarters.
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41 and quarters.
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PCI Fire Watch 1 and 2, Medic 616, Rescue 90,
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1 Kansas City Boulevard.
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According to G.
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B,
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Bravo 45, come up on R.
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Traffic accident 84, Car 105, Pumper 35, Rescue 9, Medic 35, Bruce R and E's 39.
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Traffic accident, 84.
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Pumper 35 responding. We know if this is northbound or southbound.
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Dispatch, Rescue 90s responding.
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Rescue 90s are you responding.
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We have Medic.
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516 responding as well.
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Pumper 35, it's going to be the northbound off-ramp.
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Rescue 9 responding. Rescue 9 responding.
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527 are available in cores 527 are service in quarters
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The truck section service service service 102's in
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When I was going in
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The upper nine is going to be out a minute, their assistant TV here.
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Copy that.
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Humber 35 is on scene with PD, one car, one patient, or no patients that we know of, one person on scene, we'll be out investigating.
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Rescue 31,
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(number withheld) Park Avenue, a4, Rescue 31.
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Number 35, you're on Pack 5,00A4, please.
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Correction, Rescue 31, (number withheld) Park Avenue, and a sick person 84. Rescue 31, medic 19, (number withheld) Park Avenue, sick person, 84.
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Rescue 9 on scene, we've got one car, everybody's out, PD's on scene, include the chief in service, make the 71-3 command.
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Listen now I'm seeing, one car, everyone out.
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On scene with PD,
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one car NBA.
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First can out on scene of a one-car MVA, everyone's out, Pete is on scene, chief can be in service, number 35 also one scene.
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corner five, you can stand on to be in service.
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A little five, ads.
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Corner five in service. Corner five in service.
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This is Kansas City Ramp Control. We've got, we've just talked to United Operations. We're now sending that medical emergency to Gate Bravo 43, 43.
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Fire dispatch copies.
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Gate Bravo 43 now.
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ACC copies.
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Gate 43, 4150.
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90 copies, 4-3.
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Pumper 18 in service.
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Pover 18 in service.
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KCI FireGuard for fire dispatch.
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Go for Fire Guard.
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You copy, your updated gate is Bravo 43.
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Copy, we're on scene.
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We'll show you on scene.
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Location mentioned:
Kansas City Int'l Airport (MCI), 1 Kansas City Blvd, Kansas City, MO 64153
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