Man shows signs of heat stroke in service vehicle 

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I have a problem to give us to patient information right? Go ahead. 60-year-old male conscious breathing. He's a limitable to answer questions. They think that he's not overheated and may possibly be having a heat stroke. He's throwing up, nauseous, busy, hands and feet are numb and tingly. No history of chest pain or chest of discomfort. and no change in skin color. They do have him in a service vehicle trying to get him cooled off. They advise the driveway is not labeled very well. It's going to be on the south side of the road. There's an old wagon and wheel, or some older-looking wheels, at the end of the driveway. And that's really going to turn it in to go back to where the house is. (name withheld) fired. Did you copy page? (name withheld) Fire, Rock Creek Fire, this will be possible heat stroke, 711-K-92 Highway, 7111 K-92 Highway, possible heat stroke, for Locktie Fire, Lock Creek Fire, timeout 13, 47. JV. has taken his medicine, and he's calmed down, and he's back with this. The other thing is 10-4, we'll be all 10-24-18.

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