Male patient treated for dehydration in Scarborough, Scarborough ME
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency responders treated a 25-year-old male at a location near Ezekiel Way in Scarborough for dehydration, dry eyes, and dry skin. Police assistance may be needed due to the patient's history.
Audio|Heard on: Scarborough Fire
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Transcript:
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The Scott Rofart Department on the air transmitting EMS call, calling for Ambulance 2 to respond near Ezekiel Way, cross streets, Broadturn Road, for an alpha-level sit person.
00:11
Again, ambulance 2, please respond near Ezekiel Way for a 25-year-old male, an alpha-level sit person.
00:18
All right clear, you can GLA 5859 at 1846.
00:25
You can be one-two for us.
00:27
Go ahead, any of those, Jim.
00:32
We have history in-house requiring PD help on this call.
00:36
Can you just let them know we're going up there and if you have any suspicion that we need police assistance, please start them that way?
00:44
10-4[1], papal attached,
00:47
PD.
00:48
You're responding near Ezekiel Way, responded for a 25-year-old male.
00:52
He is conscious in breathing.
00:55
His complaint is that he's dehydrated,
01:00
dry eyes, dry skin.
01:01
He's been drinking a lot, just generally unwell,
01:05
alpha-level salt.
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement or confirmation that a message has been received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
Ezekiel Way, Scarborough, ME 04074
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