Person with severe bladder infection needs assistance

Heard on: Darke, Mercer, Randolph, Shelby and Jay Counties Fire and EMS

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Medic five, medic five, respond on a sick person.

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(number withheld) northwest 15th street.

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(number withheld) northwest 15th street.

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Medic Five, Medic Five, respond on a sick person, possible bladder infection.

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(number withheld) . (number withheld) northwest 15th street.

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(number withheld) northwest 15th street.

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Fifty 705 at 1430 .

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Wonderful.

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One 0315 .

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Three hundred and 50 to 400 pounds and may need a stair chair.

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Would you like an engine to respond with you?

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Respond with medic five,

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(number withheld) northwest 15th street.

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(number withheld) northwest 15th street for a severe bladder infection.

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Patient's going to be 350 to 400 pounds.

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This is two to respond with medic five.

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(number withheld) Northwest 15th Street.

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(number withheld) northwest 16th street on a bladder infection.

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Patient's going to be 250 to 410 .

2026-10-27 18:26 UTC

Medical Emergency

NW 15th St, Richmond, IN 47374

Person with severe bladder infection needs assistance

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As discussed during the dispatch call, medic 5 was dispatched to a location near Northwest 15th Street in Richmond for a sick person with a possible severe bladder infection. The patient was reported to weigh between 350 and 400 pounds and may require a stair chair, and an additional unit was requested to respond with Medic 5.

Person with severe bladder infection needs assistance

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Take them to Reid who will throw a couple bags of antibiotics at them and admit waiting on a culture and then decide it’s no big deal and send home on pills that only kill one of the two or three of the germs they have. Ask for infectious disease consult!