Medical emergency near Catalina Isles Cir, Venice FL
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical crews responded to a possible stroke involving an elderly male near Catalina Isles Circle in Sarasota County. The patient reportedly had slurred speech, difficulty standing, and a history of cardiac issues. Rescue units coordinated response and patient transfer.
Audio|Heard on: Sarasota FL Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Rescue 121 Medical,
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near Catalina Isles Circle, cross of Bermuda Isles Circle, grid 483.
00:11
Rescue 121 copies, we're en route from station 22.
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I copy, en route from station 22, Rescue 121.
00:21
Dispatch from Rescue 121.
00:23
Due to this being a stroke, are we going to be the closest unit available?
00:27
Same way I'm checking.
00:30
It's now showing Rescue 21 off, switch them.
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Rescue 21 medical, near Catalina Isles Circle.
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near Catalina Isles Circle, cross of Bermuda Isles Circle, grid 483.
00:47
Rescue 21, this is a Charlie stroke, elderly male, slurring words and unable to stand.
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Rescue 21 is en route from quarters.
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En route from quarters, Rescue 21.
00:59
Rescue 51, patient transferred.
01:02
Patient transferred 1932, Rescue 51.
01:06
Rescue 21, additional information.
01:08
Patient has a cardiac history and is now clammy.
01:12
Caller will be in the driveway.
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Location mentioned:
Catalina Isles Cir, Venice, FL 34292
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