Medical teams respond to multiple emergencies including child fall injury, Cape Coral FL
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders handled multiple medical calls including a patient with chest pain, a child with facial injury from a fall, and an allergic reaction. No crimes were involved; all incidents were health emergencies at locations near NW 20th St and NW 10th Avenue in Cape Coral.
Audio|Source: Lee County and Cape Coral Fire Dispatch
05:11
Transcript:
00:00
I hadn't realized you cleared your station call and went to another call.
00:03
Medics 15 is still busy on scene with a chest pain walk-in?
00:08
Oh,
00:09
yeah, that's important.
00:12
They're busy, unknown transport.
00:14
Copy,
00:16
busy, unknown, and you're clearing with Medic 27.
00:19
I'm able to locate.
00:21
That's important.
00:23
Copy.
00:28
Control, Midd.
00:29
27. Medi 27?
00:35
Do you still need this one stand by by reach?
00:38
That's ten-four, thank you.
00:43
Mediq 27, you can disregard.
00:46
You're clear for quarter.
00:48
Mediac 7, please stand by.
00:50
Mediq 27, you're clear for quarters.
00:52
Thank you.
00:57
We do have one full station activated and we do have the OSMI from outside leaking.
01:03
That's all that seems to be going on right now.
01:05
There's no act of fire or hazard inside.
01:06
Everyone else can cancel.
01:07
Under 75 can handle.
01:13
Message to see if engine 75s can handle, all of the responding units can go available at the station.
01:28
Motorola Radio Jack, how do you copy?
01:37
Medic 28, Medical, at near NW 20th St, Cape Coral.
01:43
Respond on dispatch 2.
01:48
Metac 28, you are clear from stand by.
02:00
28 leak control 9.28 you're being they diverted to a Delta[1] level allergic reaction.
02:14
Medic 28 copies.
02:20
At Travel in Fort Myers, near Cleveland Avenue.
02:25
Respond on dispatch 2, Medic 28, and Rescue 13.
02:35
Medic 12, Medical, at near NW 20th St, Cape Coral.
02:40
Respond on to snatch 2.
02:42
Metac 12.
02:47
Medical 12. ...care 1 to Medi-22.
02:52
We control medic 22.
02:56
Medic 22.
02:59
Medic 22, we were canceled by fire on scene.
03:01
You can go ahead and cancel critical care one.
03:05
Copy critical care one.
03:07
You copy direct.
03:09
Critical Care 1 copies. Critical Care 1 copies.
03:14
The bowl shortly.
03:17
Available 1559.
03:21
We can drill, the new to 21.
03:27
The time, 21.
03:32
All units are going to be assignment complete, we can terminate back for in command.
03:36
Talk.
03:40
You two?
03:42
Two, copy cancel.
03:48
Please flat on standby,
03:51
please.
03:54
Stand 4.
03:56
To be a false alarm, resident states they don't have a medical pendant alarms, unless you have anything further, we're going to complete.
04:09
False alarm, negative alarm on scene, 1,600.
04:16
32, trauma,
04:19
at near NW 10th Avenue.
04:21
Respond on dispatch 2, MEDIC 22.
04:28
12 pounds, season 1.
04:36
Medic 7, standby, at GSA Cape 1.
04:41
Respond on dispatch 1, Medics 7.
04:48
One,
04:50
we have a walk-in, five-year-old male,
04:55
facial trauma from a fall.
04:58
Be advised we don't need medics on this.
05:05
Copy, walk in the station, facial trauma due to a fall, negative needs for EMS at this time, I'll drop call at your station.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Delta: High-priority medical response level, typically for serious or life-threatening incidents per dispatch protocols.
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Location mentioned:
Near NW 20th St, Cape Coral, FL 33993
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