Stroke triggers urgent emergency at Medford home, Medford OR
Medical EmergencyA 77-year-old woman suffered a stroke at a Medford residence, exhibiting severe symptoms and prompting urgent emergency response.
Audio|Source: Jackson County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Check 13, Priority 1[2], Stroke,
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Near Quail Point Circle, Medford, between Mox Valley Manor Drive and Quail Point Dores.
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One stroke, Quail Point Circle, Medford.
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31-24, I believe there's three occupants.
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It'll be the female, a baby, and one other.
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This is 77-year-old female.
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She was unable to walk.
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R.P.E. advised she's speaking gibberish.
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It's just not alert.
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Read the normally.
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Since then started three hours ago.
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Code 3[1], Chuck 13-0, Metro Permit.
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If you're out of the rig, can you bring back a nine-bolt battery?
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Dalton Street, or Fort F-150, 9-17, King Norah, George.
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12-5, letters of plate only.
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9-17, King Norah, George.
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20,100 hours.
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23 transporting one to road.
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3.
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Transporting to road.
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69 plus 62040, level 1.
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Stand by.
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Showing close to the scope of both point circle metric.
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There's fast as well.
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Respondent 23062.306 from Medford, you're going to cut 3.75-year-old female.
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She was unable to walk.
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R.P.I. She's speaking gibberish.
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This is not alert, symptoms started 30 hours ago.
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You go on Code 3[1], check 13 is right on Metro-urming.
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1-8-1-8-1-8-hour.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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Code 3: Emergency response; proceed immediately using lights and siren.
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Priority 1: Highest-priority emergency response requiring immediate action, typically with lights and sirens.
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Location mentioned:
Quail Point Cir, Medford, OR 97504
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