Elderly woman experiences low blood sugar emergency, Lawn TX
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, paramedics responded to a medical emergency near 6th Street in Lawn, Texas, where a sixty-year-old woman was experiencing low blood sugar, shallow breathing, and confusion. Fire personnel were also dispatched to a separate call about a smoking electrical box near Hunt Street.
Audio|Heard on: Taylor County Fire and EMS Departments
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01:38
Transcript:
00:00
This is WSH for medical near 6th Street.
00:05
WSH for medical near 6th Street in Texas.
00:13
Complete.
00:17
Fourteen ten four.
00:23
Get in lines before a sixty-year-old female.
00:26
Sugar level is dropping.
00:28
She is not coherent.
00:31
Patient is breathing, but it is shallow.
00:38
Honey.
00:41
Medic two.
00:44
You can show us when you're out.
00:47
(number withheld).
00:54
Fire, need you to respond near Hunt Street.
00:58
Near Hunt Street, lot number eight.
01:02
We have an electric box smoking.
01:05
Again, it's near Hunt Street, lot number eight.
01:08
Electric box smoking.
01:09
Timeout (number withheld).
01:12
Four hundred and twenty-one is OB ten six sheriff's office.
01:17
Four hundred and twenty-one, ten four.
01:30
Subjection from a possible gluconolonic kit.
01:33
Patient still has trouble breathing, but their sugar level is improving slightly.
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Location mentioned:
6th St, Lawn, TX 79530
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