Seizure at campground, patient stabilized
Medical EmergencySummary: A woman at a campground had a seizure. A bystander gave nasal spray, and the seizure stopped. Medical responders were on scene.
Audio|Source: Fulton County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
If you scoot to your respondent, 1810, opts to. A, (name withheld). For a female possibly having seizures, CalCat 5[4] alerted us to dispatch, BLS[3]. She was seizing, he gave her a nasal aerosol for her condition, and she is no longer seizing. 1811. I was got five from Vulcan. 5 from (name withheld). 55602[2], be advised that the ER is still on a diver. (name withheld) got five from Bulls. (name withheld) got five. Okay, manmoans, 50502[1] and right. That's received. You can also update the ambulance, the nasal spreadman administering to the female is Biasopam. actual cabin it's going to be cabin G and it's going to be in camping area A but tell's got five and wrong scenes
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
50502: Ambulance unit number
[2]
55602: Ambulance unit number
[3]
BLS: Basic Life Support (EMS response)
[4]
CalCat 5: EMS dispatch priority level 5 (likely referring to seizure/medical emergency)
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Location mentioned:
Campground Area A, Todd Township, PA 17233
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