Medical emergency: possible diabetic issue causing confusion
Medical EmergencyDescription: A medical emergency call about a 55-year-old man who is confused and sweating heavily, likely related to diabetes. The caller mentions a location near South Adams and West Durham / West Auburn and a transfer to Henry Ford hospital. The patient may need oxygen and urgent medical care.
Audio|Source: Oakland County Fire/EMS MABAS 3201 (Southeast) - Dispatch/Tac/Talk (P25)
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Transcript:
Is the Park here, it's clear. My Health Fighter, Station 1, (name withheld). You're responding to a medical emergency at South Adams and West Durham, South Adams and West Auburn. I'm section 4. You have PDNC requests to you for your 55-year-old meal. Now requesting medical attention, time of tone out at 8 after midnight. Hazel Park, transferring patient priority 3 to Henry Ford. This is sure if you want to run out. If you want to rob. (name withheld), do your response code or is there any idea what the medical is? Negative. This was the previous hole that was cutting error. It was a diabetic issue earlier. Copy. FD from PD. Okay. Using a car accident, is pretty confused about what's going on, sweating extremely profusely, said he's borderline diabetic but takes no medication. He needs 02 on a PBT, so I'm thinking it's a medical thing. Copy that.
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Location mentioned:
W Auburn Rd, Rochester Hills, MI
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