Medical team assists diabetic patient during seizure, Erie PA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency services responded to a medical emergency involving a diabetic person experiencing a seizure near East 14th Street between German Street and Parade Street in Erie, Pennsylvania.
Audio|Heard on: Erie County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Diabetic patient having a seizure, near East 14th Street.
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Power 2.
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Diabetic patient having a seizure, near East 14th Street, between German Street and Parade Street.
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C.104 in service, 1101.
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You see 103 operations?
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Okay,
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okay.
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Very highway, you miss.
00:33
You see 103, ALS-291 procedures near East 14th.
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Here highway, ALS party one difficulty breathing, near Peach Street.
00:47
Here, highway, EMF, ALS, party, one, difficulty breathing, near Peach.
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42.
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42.
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42.
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How is the response?
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Power 2 responding, near East 14th Street, between German Street and Parade Street, 49-year-old female.
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She's diabetic.
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There's alert for manpower.
01:22
See 103 Disregard, 103 Disregard, E.C.104 operations.
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104 responding.
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To 104, you're responding, ALS1 seizures, near East 14th.
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You're responding for a 49-year-old female.
01:43
There is an alert for manpower fire departments en route, 1104.
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Location mentioned:
E 14th St, Erie, PA 16503
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