Ambulance responds to medical emergency in Proctorsville, Cavendish VT
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a Chester ambulance responded to a medical emergency in Proctorsville to assist a 46-year-old man who was conscious and experiencing rectal bleeding. The patient was transported to the hospital for treatment.
Audio|Heard on: Windsor County Fire - South
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02:4
Transcript:
00:00
Hello, Engine One from the spot.
00:03
Go ahead.
00:07
Just for your information, we're going to be sending Chester.
00:10
Ludlow does not have a second crew.
00:13
Copy that.
00:22
Chester ambulance responding mutual aid to Proctorsville.
00:27
Going to be near Vermont Route 103 in Proctorsville for a 46-year-old male, conscious, breathing, rectal bleeding, no pain.
00:37
15-4 Chester ambulance responding to Proctorsville going to be near Vermont Route 103 in Proctorsville.
00:46
Proctorsville first response is en route.
00:49
46-year-old male with rectal bleeding.
00:57
We'll be transporting one patient to the hospital.
01:02
A two-year transporting (number withheld).
01:09
No hospital mileage here.
01:26
(number withheld). Let's go.
01:32
(number withheld).
01:48
18 C8 on scene, (number withheld).
01:55
A1, you ahead?
01:58
A1 is en route to Proctorsville.
02:01
Chester A1, you're en route to Proctorsville, (number withheld).
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Location mentioned:
VT-103, Cavendish, VT 05153
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