Female suffers burns to back from hot water, York SC
Medical EmergencyA 41-year-old female suffered burns to her back from hot water. She is lightheaded and has blistering skin peeling off. The incident occurred near Westwood Drive in York, South Carolina.
Audio|Source: Clover Public Safety
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Transcript:
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MS4, District 1, Priority 1[1], Burns, near Westwood Dr, Tac 11.
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Alexander Love and Cougar Drive, Alexander Love, Cougar Drive.
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It's going to be South Carolina 505, Charlie Hotel Foxtrot, 505, CHF on a white silverado.
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MS5.
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Demis 5.
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I'll see.
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I'll see.
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Probably.
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11 p.40,
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if you haven't already, you can just go, we get the patient loading now for transport.
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I'm right.
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At 1311, they said they were 10-4, they don't need a EMSR police.
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I'll be clear on this.
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Cancobb.
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How many of us 14?
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Working.
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Time incomplete.
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The timing complete.
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drive for a 41-year-old female, she has burned to the back from hot water, she's lightheaded, skin is blistering coming off.
Police codes explained
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Priority 1: Highest-priority, life-threatening emergency requiring immediate response with lights and sirens by police, fire, or EMS.
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Location mentioned:
Near Westwood Dr, York, SC 29745
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