Elderly man faints and falls, hitting head at residence, Kissimmee FL
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders assisted a 71-year-old man who fainted and fell at his residence near West Orange Boulevard. He hit the back of his head but was alert on assessment. He was transported to hospital for evaluation.
Audio|Source: Osceola County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Rev. 11, Fall, near West Orange Boulevard, utilized TAC1[1].
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Kissing to Rescue, 11, Fall, near West Orange Boulevard, Cross Street of Phillip Street, Utilize TAC1[1].
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Rescue 11[2]. Respond to Medical.
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At near West Orange Boulevard.
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Cross streets are Phillip Street and West Dora Street.
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FD32, same cloud.
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Thank you.
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Transfer to one patient on emergency to St.
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Cloud Hospital, beginning miles here.
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Thank you. To send me to Rescue 11[2]11.
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Go ahead.
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Rescue 11[2], you're on Osceola, regional channel.
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Go ahead. Disregard Osceola that was meant for our attack.
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No worry, thank you.
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Copy. The call updated to a level one on emergency response.
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Copy that
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Rescue 54 to Osceola Rescue 54 to Osceola Arriving at Osceola Regional ending mileage is 21.5
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See 28 Responding one of those patients, non-emergent to PMC starting mile zero.
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Okay, for now.
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RECD U-33 at SAN CLOV? 5233-3-3-3-3.
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Cranion at Nemours, ending mileage is 15.2, 15.2.
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15.2 and I-232.
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Rescue 32[3] to St.
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Claude, how you got me? In-Claude, go ahead.
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Rescue 32[3] is inbound with a 71 year old male, 71 year old male who experienced a syncope.
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Rescue 83 PMT, how do you copy?
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Family states the patient fainted, fall on the ground, hit his head, apparently on the back of it, was able to get up but then had another out of the fainting.
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A patient is alert, an oyster time sore, GCS is 15.
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The head is atramatic.
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Current bodies are as follows, 104 heart rate, 96% on room air.
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Basel pressure is 103 over 65.12 lead was unremarkable, noted, a normal-sized stack.
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Patient sugar is 115, and your facility is in about four minutes.
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Harvey, we'll see up on arrival with better assignment.
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Copy. Copy.
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Rescue 72 Ocelo.
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Rescue 72. Yes, ma'am.
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We'll be a third celebration for you take one.
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Thank you, 34.
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One a little, please.
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Happy with the patient? Ski 12 dot the regional, in factored, I copy.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
TAC1: Tactical radio channel utilized for incident coordination
[2]
Rescue 11: EMS unit assigned to incident
[3]
Rescue 32: EMS unit providing patient report
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Location mentioned:
Near W Orange Blvd, Kissimmee, FL 34741
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