Ambulance assists abdominal pain patient, Philadelphia PA
Medical EmergencyAn ambulance and fire engine responded near Wallace Street in Philadelphia to assist a person experiencing abdominal pain, possibly due to an allergic reaction to eggs. The patient was reported to have walked away from the scene before treatment was complete.
Audio|Source: Philadelphia Fire - South Fire/South Medics
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All right, attention, medic 14, respond to near Wallace St with engine 44.
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Medic 14, near Wallace, assisting engine 44.
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High attention, Medic 14, respond to near Wallace St with engine 44.
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Medic 14, near Wallace, assisting engine 44.
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55B.
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55B.
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Do we have anything else on this thoughts? No one currently are here.
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Uh, no, sir, pass her by, they said a man down on the highway near the car shop.
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Oh, actually, 55B,
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recall from these assignments, so they came over and said the patient walked away.
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Affirmative, we're available.
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Okay, medic 11.
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responding, near South New Kirk Street.
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All right, sir, a detox patient.
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914.
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Medicare 14.
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It's one the 37th century.
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Okay,
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14.
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44 is on scene, I believe it's an abdominal pain.
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Eating eggs so allergic.
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Eggs so allergic.
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Near Wallace St, Philadelphia, PA 19104
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