Medical team responds to elderly diabetic emergency in lobby, Vancouver WA
Medical EmergencyMedical team dispatched for an elderly female in the lobby near northeast 109th Avenue due to abdominal pain. She is conscious and breathing initially. Later, the situation changes to a diabetic emergency as the patient becomes unalert.
Audio|Source: Clark County Public Safety - CRESA Digital
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Transcript:
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Cometics 1614-14-14-14-Code 3[1] now for abdominal pain, near northeast 109th Avenue.
00:09
How are you responding? And I walked on somebody on that dispatch.
00:16
Was that 16-3 on scene?
00:19
No, not 16-3 on scene, but are you able to send that call over to us? It's not on our screen.
00:30
Uh, 03, I do have it on you.
00:33
I can give you notes as well.
00:35
Uh, because once for a sick person on a 90s, six-year-old female who's conscious and breathing, looks like she had some falls three or four months ago and now have, like, things due to a COVID vaccine.
00:47
Uh, family is requesting that she gets sent out.
00:52
She will be located in the lobby.
00:56
Okay, copy.
00:57
We're on it.
01:03
Engine 7 medic 1614 fire come.
01:11
This is just having you say that again.
01:15
Looks like your calls changed to a diabetic whom is not alert.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Code 3: Emergency response with lights and sirens.
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Location mentioned:
Near NE 109th Ave, Vancouver, WA 98662
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