Man loses consciousness after insulin overdose, Fremont CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a medical call for a 60-year-old man who lost consciousness after reportedly taking too much insulin near Lexington Street and Monroe Avenue in Fremont.
Audio|Heard on: Alameda CA Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Engine 33, Medic 412, you responding.
00:01
Good response.
00:02
Sixty-year-old male diabetic problems and loss of consciousness.
00:10
Copy.
00:12
Engine thirty-three, Medic 412.
00:14
Patient was able to advise RP that he may have taken too much insulin.
00:20
I'll go from thirty-three.
00:21
Can you go again?
00:22
Hey, from the patient was able to advise RP that he may have taken too much insulin.
00:29
Copy.
00:30
One forty-one stage.
00:33
How do we stage?
00:35
I'll call engine fifty-five.
00:39
Engine fifty-five, I copy you and BLS one hundred forty-one are cleared to enter.
00:43
That's affirmative.
00:46
BLS one hundred thirty-one, do you copy clear to enter?
00:49
I am going BLS one forty-one to be cleared to enter.
00:53
(name withheld), you're cleared to enter.
00:56
Copy.
00:59
From our response unit, do you want to respond for a medical near Lexington Street cross of Monroe Avenue?
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Location mentioned:
Building R, 38660 Lexington St, Fremont, CA 94536
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