Male unconscious with shallow breathing at Kays Road, Lawrenceburg KY
Medical EmergencyA male near Kays Road was unconscious and in and out of consciousness for about 30 minutes. He had dilated eyes and shallow breathing. EMS and fire units responded to provide medical aid. The male stopped breathing briefly but was revived without CPR. He is now alert and conscious but non-verbal.
Audio|Source: Shelby County and Surrounding Counties Public Safety
04:47
Transcript:
00:00
Phauston County, EMS[1], near Kays Road, 353.
00:09
Zero male history of heart problems in and out of consciousness for approximately 30 minutes. He is currently unconscious eyes are dilated.
00:18
She is breathing rapidly.
00:21
The patient has been given a nitro and has had three aspirate.
00:26
Near Kays Road case records.
00:32
Page 49.
00:38
Problem one more work.
00:44
Okay, Gordon.
00:46
According to us.
00:52
Near Kays Road.
00:59
Be closest to Carrie Mill Road.
01:04
Clear on coast with Jerry New.
01:06
Sure, sir, sir.
01:11
1850.
01:29
Anderson County Fire Department, Perth, 501, B&A, near Kays Road, near Kays Road,
01:36
for a medical emergency.
01:40
Bedseat.
01:49
We'll contact transfer for it last unit in reference to Parkway versus Baccarus. Be advised.
01:55
This location is closest to the Parkway exit.
01:58
We do not know any kind of construction issues on our end.
02:03
Okay.
02:09
Bring your house.
02:12
Justin'4.
02:14
Should be right around. Ferry mail, all right.
02:20
Fredmore and Lusper. How about two one?
02:25
Pressure. 51.
02:26
Pick the one.
02:31
All right.
02:34
Six, okay.
02:41
Five minutes.
02:44
9400.
02:51
This male subject at one point stopped breathing and brought him back, however, not with CPR.
02:56
When asked what happened, she went into a shallow breath, then no parent error.
03:01
However, he is now back to shallow breathing again.
03:05
Either open and dilated but not responsive to touch or to void stimulation.
03:10
Okay.
03:13
Thank you.
03:19
Min seven months work.
03:25
Is there we instruct the caller to attempt to feel for a pulse on the patient's side of the patient's neck?
03:38
55-95, give a health page, soon you can.
03:46
You still have them on the line,
03:48
have the patient, have the collar, put their figures on the park, and then two inches to the left or right.
03:56
The caller has it asked that he has lost consciousness again, she has still a site pulse.
04:02
I was instructing her to get him file on his back on the floor, but a firefighter is a robbed on theme will update with any addition.
04:08
Copy, thank you.
04:14
The subject is alert.
04:18
He's conscious.
04:20
He's not vulnerable at the moment.
04:23
He is conscious.
04:27
That's simple.
04:33
He can go ahead.
04:36
For 559595 on the mail subject, he is alert and conscious non-verbal at this time.
04:44
Before, thank you.
04:47
It sounds okay.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
EMS: Emergency Medical Services notified/response requested
Disclaimer:
This transcript was automatically generated and may contain inaccuracies. Please verify the information independently.
Location mentioned:
Near Kays Rd, Lawrenceburg, KY 40342
This shows a Google Street View of the area near the location, which might not be the exact address.
Correct
Incorrect
