Medical team responds to infant emergency near County Road 306, Edna TX
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a possible infant medical emergency near County Road 306 in Edna. Radio traffic indicated that the one-year-old had difficulty breathing, blue lips, fever, and possible seizures. The child later appeared alert and crying as paramedics arrived.
Audio|Heard on: Jackson TX Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Attention Jackson County EMS needed near County Road 306.
00:04
Repeating, near County Road 306.
00:07
One-year-old with difficulty breathing, lips turning blue, running fever.
00:13
Medic Five en route.
00:16
95 clear.
00:17
Medic Five, just for your information.
00:19
They advised that the child was seizing at this time.
00:23
Advised that seizures were in their family.
00:27
902, so I'll be en route from 822.
00:32
902 clear. They advise that it's been going on for three to five minutes.
00:38
Received. What is the age of the patient?
00:40
Can you repeat your traffic?
00:43
What's the age of the patient?
00:46
One-year-old.
00:50
Ninety-five, the patient weighs twenty-four pounds.
00:55
Ten four, that's clear.
00:56
Medic Five, for your information, they advised that the infant's lips are no longer blue.
01:03
The infant is alert and crying at this time.
01:07
Ten four, that's clear.
01:10
Model two is clear.
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Location mentioned:
Co Rd 306, Edna, TX 77957
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