91-year-old man loses consciousness from overheating
Medical EmergencyA 91-year-old man was working outside and became overheated, leading to him losing consciousness. He was breathing but needed medical help, so emergency services were called.
Audio|Source: Austin Law Enforcement
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Transcript:
500 units we have a medical call at 522121290th street 91 year old male with outside working overheated unconscious breathing 50332 awesome 50812 For that medical, would you say 5221212.2.20th. 104. Copy. I'm just north of Austin. I'll turn around and head there. 104, thank you. 12, other. 142. 142. 1512. 143. You have made over 700 feet? What was the nature of the medical? stroke or heat exhaustion. I'm sorry, can you go again, please? We have mail respondent. The 91-year-old male was working outside. It sounds like he got overheated, unconscious, and is breathing, though. 10-4[1]. Are you guys in the lobby or at the apartment? In his apartment. Copy. I'll be arriving here in just a second as a glooming page. I'm sorry, I'm on the phone with Mayo already for previous medical, so I'm having a little difficulty hearing that he's in the apartment, and did you want routine or priority? Routine. Jeff, thank you. I'll give her own sale first response. How did it that way? Negative. Negative. 96-133. Good. I can get Blooming first response going, but we do have Mayo Clinic on the way.
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Near 290th St, Austin, MN 55912
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