Medical emergency: male with stroke symptoms at nursing center, Tulsa OK
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders are sent to the Tulsa Nursing Center for a 52-year-old man who is weak, dizzy, has trouble breathing, fell in the bathroom, and shows signs of a possible stroke.
Audio|Source: Tulsa, Creek, Rogers and Wagoner Counties Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Seven, twelve, three, four, seven, you see that one? That was behind me. Kay Farm was a headlight out, white one. There was a silver one I thought back there. It was a kind of brush guard and the Oklahoma cat when I see. Nah, I didn't see that one. More about. It was on one 17th, just the east of my location. We passed each other.
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It wasn't in. Okay. I think it. I'll wait, too, sis. It sent you in 1021 to your personal. Agent 27, Medical Emergency Stroke, 10.10, near East 14th St.
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Near East 14th St, Tulsa Nursing Center, Unit 19, C. Charlie, I'm still responding, priority 1[1]. Map page 1427. Crescent, 14, 75. 136. 1660. Signation, Adam David, 6,0, 39. Hulterate 3, Hover, 412, silver in color.
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Near East 14th St, Tulsa Nursing Center Unit 19, Seas and Charlie. Patient is a 52-year-old male, weak and light-headed, shortness of breath. He fell in the bathroom with stroke-like symptoms. She's going to be responding, priority one at page 1475.
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priority 1: Highest emergency response priority
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Near E 14th St, Tulsa, OK 74128
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