Medical emergency for woman with nosebleed on blood thinners, Greentown IN
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders treated a woman near County Rd E 100 S in Greentown who had an active nosebleed while on blood thinners. She recently had a cardiac event, and responders advised her not to blow her nose for a long time due to the bleeding risk.
Audio|Heard on: Kokomo Police and Fire, Howard County Sheriff / Fire Dispatch
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02:27
Transcript:
00:00
Howard Medic and Greentown first responders, Howard Medic, Greentown first responders, near County Rd E 100 S.
00:13
Near County Rd E 100 S for Greentown first responders and Howard Medic.
00:21
We advise Bobby.
00:23
Well, there's a lot of things.
00:28
She was going to know any welcome?
00:34
Allegedly,
00:37
she went to a woman.
00:43
22.
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22.
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22.
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431 Kokomo signal 27, (number withheld).
01:06
305 C.
01:07
Charles, I-I-I-A-I-da, H.
01:09
Henry.
01:14
201, so if you have to tell me.
01:18
21.
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28 your status.
01:27
How mad...
01:32
Vincent Boulevard in Washington.
01:38
Set 22, Medics 3 on Metro.
01:45
And it's on Broadway.
01:50
104.
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Bill Higgs for 22.
01:59
Hey, be advised.
02:01
I was at that residence at 6 p.m.
02:03
right before I left Greentown.
02:05
She just had a cardiac vent place a couple of weeks ago.
02:08
The house was extremely dry.
02:10
We tried to stop the bleed kits for the nose since she's on a blood thinner, advised her not to blow her nose for an extensive amount of time, but she kept messing with the sponges that we had applied to her nose.
02:24
So just a heads up, she is on two blood thinners.
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Location mentioned:
County Rd E 100 S, Greentown, IN 46936
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