Man falls and hits head at mental health hospital, Staunton VA
Medical EmergencyEmergency medical teams responded to a 32-year-old man who fell and hit his head at Western State Hospital. He was awake and breathing normally upon evaluation.
Audio|Source: Augusta County and Staunton Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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An rescue 5 for fall, Western State Hospital, near Valley Center Drive.
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Stan,
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Rescue 5. Interest from a fall, Western State Hospital,
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near Valley Center Drive, upright stars 1,0804, Rescue 5, provo level response.
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Reaching 5 additional call respond.
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Western State, near Valley Center Drive, Alter D.C.
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Next to five additional call, respond to hardware level.
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Western State, near Valley Center Drive for Alter Dau C.
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Upridle on Thursday, Zero to Zero.
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and Maticozy-6 responding to Western States.
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Can you respond to the fall?
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Can you repeat?
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Which call are you responding to a western state bill? Overdowc or their industry in the fall?
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We're going to be responding to the fall, but we'll take whichever one is higher priority and can you place next to on the other call there.
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I have 806.
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I'm going to have you in route to LaPalle.
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It's a 32-year-old male.
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Margaret, if he felt shaky, he fell hit his head.
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He trained in the last consciousness, staff is unknown if you actually did.
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He was awake and breathing normally right now.
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I know medical history.
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He's going to located on two-pine, you can access the Delaware.
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... 56.
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56.
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Go ahead.
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If they're just that you're aware, there is no additional call, it was going to be the same patient.
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Thank you.
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Location mentioned:
Near Valley Center Dr, Staunton, VA 24401
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