Elderly woman experiences medical emergency at facility, Staunton VA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, paramedics responded to a medical emergency at the Legacy facility near North Augusta Street in Staunton involving an elderly woman who appeared lethargic with low blood pressure and nausea. The patient was evaluated by a nurse and located on the first floor.
Audio|Heard on: Augusta County and Staunton Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
00:00
Medic 48, responding to 6th Street.
00:06
Altered level of consciousness.
00:08
Near North Augusta Street.
00:10
Unit A is Adam and Stan operate SARS one.
00:15
Chesterfield, Chesterfield, Mulberry Street.
00:19
Fifty-year-old male.
00:21
General illness.
00:23
Fever and vomiting.
00:25
Difficulty breathing.
00:28
Near North Augusta Street, Unit A is Adam and Stan.
00:31
Operate SARS One.
00:40
Engine 46.
00:50
Responding, near North Augusta Street.
00:54
Unit A is Adam and Stan.
00:55
Operates SARS One.
01:03
Rescue 11, how are you?
01:10
In 1947.
01:12
Responding to the Legacy at North Augusta, cross streets Ridgeview Road and Woodrow Avenue.
01:18
Assisting an elderly female who is lethargic with low blood pressure and nausea.
01:24
She was evaluated by an LPN.
01:26
She is located on the first floor in room (number withheld).
01:32
Access the front door.
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Location mentioned:
1410a N Augusta St, Staunton, VA 24401
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