Medical responders assist man with heavy nosebleed, Pelham NH
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders in Pelham were dispatched to assist a 78-year-old man experiencing a severe ongoing nosebleed at a residence near Redwood Road.
Audio|Heard on: Pelham Fire and EMS
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01:51
Transcript:
00:00
Medical pending, near Redwood Road.
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Fourteen.
00:12
Ten three.
00:16
We have a north call pending our medical, near Redwood Drive.
00:22
And you guys all sit down there.
00:25
No problem.
00:28
Ten five 20 headquarters with their number.
00:31
Go with it.
00:37
Eight 38 has 338.
00:50
Pelham Fire, respond near Redwood Road for Bravo level hemorrhage.
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Pelham Fire, respond near Redwood Road for Bravo level hemorrhage.
01:00
Abacoa Road in the south side.
01:06
Engine four to the station.
01:09
Go ahead.
01:12
Anyone in house able to take the ambulance meet us there?
01:17
Getting ready.
01:18
Yeah, I don't know.
01:22
Rescue from did you recommend?
01:26
So rescue one.
01:29
Yeah, we're going to have one status three patient from Parkland for you.
01:33
Received. We're having a hard time locating these guys.
01:38
Engine four, we're going for a seventy-eight year old male with a nosebleed that won't stop.
01:47
Roger, it's 14.
01:49
It's for a Bravo level nosebleed.
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Location mentioned:
Redwood Rd, Pelham, NH 03076
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