Patient conscious with nausea transported to hospital, Bellingham MA
Medical EmergencyA patient at a location near Blackstone St was conscious but had blurred vision and nausea for two days. Emergency medical services transported the patient to a hospital in Milford for advanced life support care.
Audio|Source: Bellingham Police, Fire and EMS Dispatch
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Transcript:
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She's making the row of now conscious blur according to 94 epiastic plane with nausea times in two days.
00:05
Final signs on arrival, you can just bring a stretcher into room 14.
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Racing.
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A2 to follow up. A2 is on seat.
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V6 1249.
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Okay, you treat a lot of one.
00:37
A lot of one.
00:43
Can you bring the sand back?
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We got into that back room, we're going to have to ventilate it.
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You just set it back up at that back door.
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A lot of one has that, we'll be grabbing the fan.
01:05
Rada wants to see where you want to see what you want to demand again?
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Right in that Sally side door where we had it before.
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Rearceive, central lake.
01:27
Crescent Street, command, call and fire allow.
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Fire allow.
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A2 will be ALS[1] to Milford.
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Cod 4 is clear.
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Command is submitted.
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Racing, the A-2 A-L-L-S to Milford. Cod4 clear, command terminated, 1256.
Police codes explained
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[1]
ALS: Advanced life support emergency medical response with higher-level care and interventions.
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Location mentioned:
Near Blackstone St, Bellingham, MA 02019
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