Man with diabetic seizures treated after loss of consciousness
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Jefferson LA EMS Dispatch Group Calls
02:13
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(number withheld) Mercedes, please.
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Tarrytown, (number withheld) Mercedes, please.
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Crosses are Morningside and Guardian.
00:06
It's 2305 .
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Item (number withheld) .
00:10
The complainant advises her cousin is unconscious.
00:13
Trying to get further info.
00:16
Can you read address?
00:19
(number withheld) Mercedes, please.
00:25
Copy. Copy.
00:27
Copy. Twelve patient is going to be 40 years old, male.
00:37
Ineffective breathing, still unconscious.
00:41
Two there, Monroe.
00:48
Got the 02:30 .
00:52
All right, twelve and 02:30 is no longer unconscious.
00:55
We got no history of heart problems.
00:56
He's not changing color.
00:58
He's not responding normally either.
01:03
WJ twelve and 230 operator can hear the patient yelling in the background.
01:07
Says he's got a history of diabetes, diabetic seizures.
01:10
Recent one was six months ago.
01:13
Clinician's advising that he has a history of drug use.
01:16
They gave him Narcan.
01:20
Two hundred and 30 is JP going?
01:23
They originally made it info.
01:24
They may go because of that update.
01:28
Can you get him a route just in case the patient becomes combative? Whether diabetic episode or.
01:39
Go.
01:43
He's yelling.
01:46
Twelve and 230 , we got JP in route.
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Patient is combative.
01:51
Says there is dogs loose as well in the house.
01:56
Two hundred and 30 , twelve and 230 .
02:00
Pull off the paper right now.
02:03
Twelve, you direct.
02:06
We're still around the block.
02:08
We're gonna wait for JP. Just tell them to let us know when there is a code four, please.
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Copy.
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