Elderly man with low blood pressure unable to walk, Knox IN
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency responders were called to a location near East 25 North for a 74-year-old man with low blood pressure who was unable to walk. The caller reported being unable to get a blood pressure reading on the man.
Audio|Heard on: Starke County Sheriff Fire & EMS
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Transcript:
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Medical call, near East 25 North, it's for a 74-year-old male with low blood pressure,
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unable to get up and walk around.
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The caller advises that when she tries to take his blood pressure, she can't get a reading.
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Tone time, 1333.
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Medic three.
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County units,
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medical call, near East 25 North,
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near East 25 North, for a 74-year-old male with low blood pressure,
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unable to get up and walk around.
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The caller advises that when she tries to take his blood pressure, she can't get a reading.
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Tone time, 1333.
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8.4, not right on him.
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Dr. County Medi Grades in Routtown, Washington Township, please.
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That's for...
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That would be.
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Washington Township Fire Medical Call near East 25 North, 74-year-old male, low blood pressure.
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She is unable to get up and walk around.
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The caller advised she cannot get a blood pressure reading on him.
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You'll be on Fire Ground 1.
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Location mentioned:
E 25 N, Knox, IN 46534
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