Patient with epilepsy has a seizure at Kansas City address, Kansas City MO
Medical EmergencyEmergency medical services responded to a patient having an active seizure at near Holmes Street in Kansas City. The patient has a history of epilepsy and was transported to a hospital for non-emergency treatment.
Audio|Source: Kansas City Regional Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Seizure now.
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Answer, many of them available to something.
00:05
The patient does have an epilepsy history.
00:09
Very important copy, thank you.
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5.03 contact.
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5.03 contact.
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835 you can chime 10-8[1] President resecured the garage.
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217.
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13 clear everywhere.
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318, clear everywhere.
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318 available, you may return to course.
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844 contract plate.
00:59
Good. Good.
01:05
Tom, Henry, 3, Lincoln 5 Adam,
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Tom, Henry 3,
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Lincoln 5 Adam, is there?
01:12
2017, 4, 2,
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(name withheld), (name withheld), out of Independence, Expression 27, 1019.
01:20
Okay.
01:21
2.21.
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See, for lunch, 510, 8, 2 for lunch.
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9-10-8[1]-2 for lunch, second alert.
01:31
Dismatch from that one.
01:35
This from the Med-1, right?
01:41
Arrived hospital.
01:43
All right, hospital, 282, person 2.22.
01:57
True, but...
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Me, copy and Chaddabon Ridge Now,
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you're lost by Chowler.
02:05
Not yet lost by Chowler.
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4.
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Order 3 can't see.
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4.43. Yes.
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1042.
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BLS[2] 503 going to Truman with one non-emergency.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-8: Available for duty and ready to respond to calls.
[2]
BLS: Basic medical assistance provided by personnel with limited advanced life-saving equipment and training.
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Location mentioned:
Near Holmes St, Kansas City, MO 64108
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