Woman faints and recovers at South Ocean Drive unit, Hollywood FL
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a 56-year-old woman fainted and was initially unresponsive at a unit near South Ocean Drive in Hollywood. She regained consciousness and was breathing when responders arrived.
Audio|Heard on: Broward County Fire/Rescue Dispatch
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01:55
Transcript:
00:00
This is an end-16 evening to fresh the passout.
00:02
It's near South Ocean Drive, at the double train city of Hollywood, unit 811.
00:16
You're responding to a pass-out.
00:18
He's a chief team inflated,
00:21
tooth conscious and breathing of this summer.
00:23
This point in District 8, 2236.
00:28
Okay.
00:31
Stop.
00:37
Agent Stacey Ronches.
00:39
Response. Copy.
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You should respond 22nd.
00:47
Happy 22 seconds.
00:54
That's a front minute.
00:55
56-year-old female conscious breathing.
00:58
She fainted and was not responding.
01:05
Nothing negative we can handle.
01:07
Happy 2233.
01:12
Sure, responding 2237 to a Delta response, near South Ocean Drive,
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unit 811, 211,
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22338.
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And 60, just confirming rescues 40 is responding to responding to patient.
01:34
Rescue 40 is responding from their station.
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We're now stating it's going to be near South Ocean Drive for the Delta Tree.
01:42
All right, copy I'll say.
01:47
2238.
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Rescue 40 copies from near South Ocean Drive.
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Location mentioned:
S Ocean Dr, Hollywood, FL 33019
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