Emergency responders assist elderly woman who fell, Aurora CO
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were dispatched to help an elderly woman who may have fallen at home. She is awake and breathing but not responding normally.
Audio|Source: Aurora Fire
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Transcript:
They said 5-18 respond emergent to a sick person, 5714 North-Durril per weight, quote-of-borne, EMS-expective. Thank you for attention. 1629. 18, thank you for attention, 16 for dispatch. Engine 16, go ahead. Engine 16, you'll be with Basic 518. PD has a call as well because it looks like this originated as a welfare check[1], but they're not getting around for an elderly female at the bottom of the stairs who may have fallen. A 55-year-old female, she is conscious in breathing normally, not responding normally, no bleeding. Good job.
They said 5-18 respond emergent to a sick person, 5714 North-Durril per weight, quote-of-borne, EMS-expective. Thank you for attention. 1629. 18, thank you for attention, 16 for dispatch. Engine 16, go ahead. Engine 16, you'll be with Basic 518. PD has a call as well because it looks like this originated as a welfare check[1], but they're not getting around for an elderly female at the bottom of the stairs who may have fallen. A 55-year-old female, she is conscious in breathing normally, not responding normally, no bleeding. Good job.
Police codes explained
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[1]
welfare check: Check on the safety or well-being of an individual
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