Medical emergency for elderly man with nosebleed, Eau Claire WI
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders treated a 66-year-old man near Sherwin Avenue who had a heavy nosebleed for over 30 minutes. He was on multiple blood thinner medications and felt weak and dizzy but was conscious and breathing.
Audio|Heard on: Eau Claire County Fire and EMS
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02:28
Transcript:
00:00
Medic 10, Engine 2, we have a Delta response near Sherwin Avenue between Lee and Margaret for a hemorrhage.
00:08
Delta response from back-ton engine to an open fire.
00:26
Township Fire,
00:27
go ahead. Township Fire, go ahead.
00:33
Township Squad 35 in route to Elk Creek at Partridge.
00:38
Stand for.
00:43
Medic 10 is in room 104 104 30 is on scene Partridge Road 10 for it
01:00
4th Happy Tickera 32 is on scene partied 10
01:08
Spawning for a 66-year-old male's head of bloody nose for over half an hour.
01:12
He is on three different blood thinners.
01:15
He is alert and conscious at this time.
01:18
He is breathing somewhat heavy and weak feeling like he's going to pass out.
01:26
He copies.
01:33
Township, Engine 31 is en route.
01:40
Onchia, that's all we're going to need on scene is squad 35.
01:50
We've got one patient.
01:52
We'll be able to just to walk to your ambulance.
01:54
He's out of the vehicle.
02:00
MedicNine copy.
02:02
Comptonor, Medicines.
02:03
Medic-9 is on scene.
02:07
Kenforth.
02:11
Squad 35 to command.
02:14
To there shortly.
02:17
Would you like us, code one or code three?
02:26
Just taking a nice code too.
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Location mentioned:
Sherwin Ave, Eau Claire, WI 54701
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