Person with near-fainting episodes treated at Marston Road

Heard on: Carroll MD EMS-Tac Group Calls

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We're landing you in the (number withheld) block of Marston Road, just down from the incident scene.

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The ambulance is in the process of packaging the patient.

00:07

It's an old grassy field with no overhead obstructions.

00:11

You'll be landing to what should be the southeast of the engine company in the grassy field right beside us.

00:18

Last set of vital signs are as follows: I've got 118 over eighty-two for a blood pressure, eighty-four for a pulse, and ninety-eight on room air.

00:25

We've got bilateral IVs.

00:26

We've got a 15 gauge in the right forearm and an 18 gauge in the left hand.

00:31

He remembers the entire incident.

00:33

He did get a little bit woozy and nauseous, so we will load him with air for him for you.

00:39

Two near syncopal episodes.

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Besides that, we have nothing further, and we'll see when we land.

00:44

Correct, be about 3 min .

2026-09-13 09:22 UTC

Medical Emergency

Marston Rd, New Windsor, MD 21776

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As discussed during the dispatch call, air medical crews landed in a grassy field near the (number withheld) block of Marston Road to pick up a patient being prepared by ambulance. The patient reportedly had stable vital signs, bilateral IVs, and recent episodes of wooziness and near-fainting before being loaded for transport.