Grandmother unresponsive with do not resuscitate order
Medical EmergencyCallers report an unresponsive grandmother believed to be beyond help. She has a do not resuscitate order. Emergency responders are on the way.
Audio|Source: Warren County Police, Fire, and EMS
01:25
Transcript:
8 fall 15, 8 fall 10, 8 poll 11, a cardiac arrest[1], 8744 Alice. Paul 11. A poll 10. 15. Call her advice she woke up to check the camera, she thinks her grandmother is dead. This email is not moving in the chair. 15 and 11th, please. A ball pen responding. 10 responding, 15 to do, guys, you're clear. 8.5-4-3. 11, we're all free. Oh, crap. Have 14. 2012. I'm probably close, so that P.S.O wants me to start. 712, you're clear. 8. Okay. A, Paul Pan, that's affirmative. 12. Words and State. You are at Gorder. Take 315, acknowledge your run. You know, it's responding to Alice. Callers advising they believe the grandmother is beyond any help. She does have a DNR[2]. She can clear.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
cardiac arrest: Medical emergency involving unresponsive person (likely cardiac arrest)
[2]
DNR: Do Not Resuscitate order
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Location mentioned:
Warren County, OH
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