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Wake County, NC

Man repeatedly fainted due to untreated diabetes 

audio iconEmergency (Medical)
Wake County, NC
Audio|Source: Wake County Fire
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Transcript:
I just give you a patient LEPA, we have a patient consciousness alert. O2 is 98, heart rate 77, temperature is 96, blood sugar is 94. The patient has passed out at least twice prior to us, our arrival. He is type 2 diabetic, and he has high blood pressure. He has not taken any of his diabetic pill. I see it copy. We're about eight minutes out. I have questions. I need you two copies.

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