Child having multiple seizures on West Bluff Drive, Kansas City MO
Medical EmergencyEmergency radio audio about a three-year-old having several seizures on West Bluff Drive. Responders discuss concern because the child had multiple seizures in a short time and consider sending advanced life support. There is also routine radio traffic and a false alarm mentioned.
Audio|Source: Kansas City Fire
03:10
Transcript:
In service, honor refusal. BLS[3] 503-1230, West Bluff Drive on a seizure, A3[1]. WISBLO drive on a seizure A3. Dispatch, (name withheld) Command. (name withheld) Command, go ahead. We've down at 360. We don't have anything. We've got some lights going off on the, uh, it's probably from the south side, but all the doors secured, so... I'm going to call it Falls and 5.9 can be in command terminated. Hey, (name withheld), command terminated. False alarm. (name withheld) 6, you can be in service. Just by the magnites in service, possible, and runoff's quarters. You're going to go easy on us tonight? You're going to give us a break now. Magnon is service in a rock quarters? That depends. Go on. Shows and Raffin Station. Okay. 106-106. 1.16. Dispatch, (name withheld) command, terminated, truck aiding, service. Man, terminated, truck aiding. Dispatch, Middignite, Inquarters. Middignan, are you ready for life? We are ready. All right. All right. Bunkn't News and service. Pover, 52 in service. 11 truck and service. Go to show us in the house. Truck Aving quarter. 11 truck in the house. This message is BLS 503. Go ahead. With this three-year-old having three seizures in a row with eight minutes, I'm kind of concerned that this is an ALS[2] call. Okay, but BLS-5-03, your traffic is on A-3. BLS-5-03. Oh, B-LS-5-O-3. Yes, so this baby having three seniors in a few minutes, I'm concerned this is an ALS call. Copy. Clarification 503, the last time it happened, they had three seasons in a row. This time it's just been one.
In service, honor refusal. BLS[3] 503-1230, West Bluff Drive on a seizure, A3[1]. WISBLO drive on a seizure A3. Dispatch, (name withheld) Command. (name withheld) Command, go ahead. We've down at 360. We don't have anything. We've got some lights going off on the, uh, it's probably from the south side, but all the doors secured, so... I'm going to call it Falls and 5.9 can be in command terminated. Hey, (name withheld), command terminated. False alarm. (name withheld) 6, you can be in service. Just by the magnites in service, possible, and runoff's quarters. You're going to go easy on us tonight? You're going to give us a break now. Magnon is service in a rock quarters? That depends. Go on. Shows and Raffin Station. Okay. 106-106. 1.16. Dispatch, (name withheld) command, terminated, truck aiding, service. Man, terminated, truck aiding. Dispatch, Middignite, Inquarters. Middignan, are you ready for life? We are ready. All right. All right. Bunkn't News and service. Pover, 52 in service. 11 truck and service. Go to show us in the house. Truck Aving quarter. 11 truck in the house. This message is BLS 503. Go ahead. With this three-year-old having three seizures in a row with eight minutes, I'm kind of concerned that this is an ALS[2] call. Okay, but BLS-5-03, your traffic is on A-3. BLS-5-03. Oh, B-LS-5-O-3. Yes, so this baby having three seniors in a few minutes, I'm concerned this is an ALS call. Copy. Clarification 503, the last time it happened, they had three seasons in a row. This time it's just been one.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
A3: Fire/EMS tactical channel for medical emergencies
[2]
ALS: Advanced Life Support
[3]
BLS: Basic Life Support
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Location mentioned:
Near W Bluff Dr, Kansas City, MO 64108
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