Emergency team responds to unresponsive woman with facial swelling, Barrington NH
Medical EmergencyEmergency medical responders were sent to assist a 77-year-old woman near Long Shores Dr who was unresponsive and had facial swelling. She was noted to be on LASIC medication.
Audio|Source: Barrington Fire and Rescue
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Transcript:
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You and H, final, M2, Barrington, M.S., respond for an incoming medical, near Long Shores Dr.
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It's final arm to Barrington, M.S.
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Respond, near Long Shores Dr. for an incoming medical.
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Your tone's at 821.
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Very good, I'm on phone trial.
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Go to file.
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We'll be all in the way.
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We'll be on the way.
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We'll be in the end.
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Copy you're on the air at the advanced.
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You are responding on a Delta[1] level call.
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I'll be starting you a medic.
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77-year-old female, not responding normally, her face is swollen.
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She is on LASIC.
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You want to copy.
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Thank you.
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Delta: High-priority emergency response, typically indicating a serious or potentially life-threatening situation.
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Location mentioned:
Near Long Shores Dr, Barrington, NH 03825
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