Medical emergencies reported on California Street in Berkeley, Berkeley CA
Medical EmergencyFire and medical units responded to two separate medical emergencies on California Street, Berkeley. One involved a diabetic patient who was not alert, and the other involved a patient with back pain and breathing difficulty. Additionally, a male patient who had a mechanical fall without head injury was brought in for evaluation due to increased weakness.
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Engine 23.
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Charlie response, diabetic problems, not alert.
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(number withheld), Fort Hill Boulevard.
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Hey, we're doing you in seven.
00:12
Thank you. Go ahead.
00:14
I copy, we're UTL from East Canyon, the westbound direction to fast rally valve.
00:21
Alka, do you have nothing else? We're going to go ahead and cancel UTL.
00:27
Alka copies, we have nothing further L3 or UTL.
00:30
You can cancel the ambulance, there's no medical here.
00:38
Good evening, Yudan, this is Ludwig 3-8, Rout Co2, with a minus 5-7-minute ETA on board today of a 76-7-6-year-old male.
00:45
Coming in from home today,
00:47
had an unwitness ground-level mechanical fall.
00:50
Didn't hit his head,
00:52
no LOC, no blithinners.
00:55
Doesn't currently have any complaints right now, but family's saying that he's been a little more weak than normal and would like him to go get checked out for that.
01:02
We're not finding any trauma, secondary to solve.
01:07
Engine 5. Charlie response, back pain with difficulty breathing.
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(number withheld), 34th Street.
01:16
Unit 633.
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Engine 5 and Medic 1.
01:25
Respond to medical emergency.
01:27
At near California Street.
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Cross streets are Ward Street and Dirty Street.
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Near California St, Berkeley, CA 94703
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