Medical emergency involving infant choking near South Carter Ave, Lincoln AR
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency services responded to a possible infant choking incident near South Carter Avenue in Lincoln. The 4-month-old child appeared to have a partial airway obstruction and was conscious and alert. The substance causing the choking is unknown. The child had been sleeping and vomited prior to the call.
Audio|Heard on: Washington County Rural Fire Departments
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Transcript:
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Medic four in Lincoln, medic four in Lincoln, eleven Charlie choking patient,
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near South Carter Avenue in Lincoln.
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Operations will be on Ops 44 , time out 2005 .
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Medic 4 responding.
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Take four responding 2005 .
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Rescue 81 responding.
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Two hundred and 81 responding 2005 .
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Six four in Lincoln, you're responding to near South Carter Avenue in Lincoln for a 4-month-old male has a partial obstruction.
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It's unknown what he is choking on.
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He is conscious and alert at this time.
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Two other ones received.
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Four copies.
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Medic four in Lincoln.
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The caller advised the child was sleeping and vomited.
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Again, it's unknown what he's choking on.
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Four copies.
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Rescue JD one on scene.
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Two 81 on scene 2007 .
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Location mentioned:
S Carter Ave, Lincoln, AR 72744
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