Medical emergency involving a diabetic patient with low blood sugar, Units Engine 39/56 and Medic 19 responding near Northeast Street., La Porte TX
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, medical emergency involving a diabetic patient with low blood sugar, Units Engine 39/56 and Medic 19 responding near Northeast Street.
Audio|Heard on: Harris TX Fire-Tac Group Calls
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01:33
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 56, RT3.
00:02
So the basic on this,
00:04
disregard of Medic 43.
00:07
Standby, Inger 56.
00:09
Engine 39, you have an ambulance 12.
00:13
Not just seeing that one is 12.
00:20
19 North East Street.
00:25
Engine, uh, Hamilton 19, go ahead.
00:28
Yes, sir. What medic unit do we have?
00:31
There's no medic unit on this.
00:34
I thought the call got up there.
00:36
Can we get an ALS?
00:40
Let me see.
00:42
When upgraded, they just was a regular fall or AI.
00:47
Okay, we got a diabetic patient, low blood sugar.
00:52
You're getting medic 19.
00:55
Engine 56, you get ambulance 30.
00:59
Mediac 43 to injun 56.
01:03
56, go ahead.
01:07
We get up the district guard.
01:11
9043, yes, in the district car.
01:15
Hey, I'm on 39th and Northeast Street.
01:18
Time is 39, go ahead.
01:21
People are en route to hospital at 002.
01:27
Engine 39, ambulance 39, what hospital are y'all going to?
01:32
One more to Herman TMC.
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Location mentioned:
N E St, La Porte, TX 77571
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