Male diabetic with pacemaker found safe at home
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Waukesha County Fire - West
02:21
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00:00
Med 98 bravo unknown problem (number withheld) north lannon road between west main street and hemlock lane menomonee falls fire zone one time out 2010 .
00:16
Dispatch, this is Med 71 Battalion 71, you're responding for a Delta level seizure.
00:20
Was (number withheld) North (number withheld)
00:23
Newski Drive.
00:24
Second party caller, 45 year old male, conscious and breathing, had a continuous or multiple seizures.
00:31
Is an epileptic, history of stroke as well.
00:34
Jerking has not stopped.
00:36
Dispatch, this is Med 71, copy.
00:42
How many calls? 98, you're responding for a Bravo level.
00:45
Unknown problem, (number withheld) North Lannon Road in Lannon.
00:49
Caller has been attempting to reach her father, born (number withheld), since 1300 hours, has not gotten a response.
00:58
He is diabetic, also has a pacemaker.
01:01
Should be a white suburban, either in the driveway or the garage.
01:05
No pets. PD's en route.
01:06
98, copy. 98, be advised, he also is a diabetic.
01:12
And has other heart history.
01:13
There's a list on the notes.
01:15
Ready, copy.
01:21
Dispatch 71, my patient.
01:22
I copy.
01:23
Problem street command, 10 min mark.
01:29
From 98.
01:31
98.
01:37
Patient appears to be home.
01:38
We're trying to make contact with him right now.
01:40
I see him watching television through the windows.
01:43
Stand by.
01:49
I'm trying to make contact.
01:50
He's to be watching television.
01:51
Through the window.
01:57
Dispatch from Med 98.
01:58
Med 98.
02:03
Patient is conscious, alert, breathing.
02:06
Can call off WSD.
02:13
Patient conscious, alert, breathing.
02:15
WSD 10-22. Can you please advise the patient to call his daughter-in-law (name withheld)?
02:20
Med 98 copies.
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