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You could drill in the area of Beachmarker 76, Beach Marker 76, acknowledge this at? We have a female patient that fell from her bike on the beach. She does have a head injury. We have EMS in route. That was Marker 76, 7.6. Beachmarker 76-76. It's tempting to get more information now. Medic. 6.51 Ocean Lane. Traumatic injury. Emergent response. TAC1. Medic 6. 51 Ocean Lane. Traumatic response. TAC1. Dispatch. Medicix 6. Medic 6. Engine 6 is out of service. Receive engine 6 out of service. Medic 6. You're responding for an unknown-aged female, conscious breathing how to fall off her bike on the beach with head injury. Beach Patrol is en route. She is right by Beachmarker 76.
Beach Patrol in the area of Beachmarker 50, acknowledged dispatch. BP 110. BP 110. We have a call around the line stating the possible jellyfish sting to the foot. They're going to be on the left side of Beachmarker 50 in a dark blue umbrella next to an orange tent. We do have EMS a route. Was there any bleeding reported? The caller is still on the line. Stand by for more information. Dispatch, repeat your last. We do have the caller still on the line. Stand by for further information. Receive. B110 this action. VP 110. P10. P10. Pension is not bleeding at this time. Received. I'll be enough. 20 CLAIN, allergies, Invenomations, Non-emergent Response, TAC 1. BP 110 Dispatch? VB 110. Caller is now stating that the puncture wound is bleeding. Proceed. Medic 1 dispatch. Maddie 1. You're responding to beach marker 5050 for an 11-year-old male, conscious breathing, possible jellyfish or stingwit ray puncture. BP 110 is en route. Medic 1. Rishi?
