73-year-old male confused and breathing at camp sargent road, Merrimack NH
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were dispatched to a 73-year-old male at Camp Sargent Road who was conscious and breathing but confused and experiencing a possible psychiatric episode.
Audio|Heard on: Merrimack Fire
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01:38
Transcript:
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Station 1, Station 2, AMD pending near Camp Sargent Road.
00:04
Station 1, Station 2, AMD, pending near Camp Sargent Road.
00:08
Call-code pending.
00:14
This will be a Charlie-level dispatch again, Charlie-level dispatch.
00:28
Engine 2, Ambulance 4, Baker 4.
00:31
Respond near Camp Sargent Road, duty for a Charlie-level confused patient.
00:36
Engine 2, ambulance, Baker 4, to Camp Sargent Road,
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for a Charlie-level confused subject.
00:44
Title, atone, 1525.
00:48
Measured, respondent.
00:52
Engine 2, you're responding, 1525.
00:57
Hamilford is responding.
01:03
Amylon's for your responding, 1525.
01:11
Headquarters and it's responding.
01:12
Patient is a 73-year-old male who is conscious, breathing, not completely alert,
01:17
coming as a sick person, acting confused,
01:20
psychiatric episode.
01:25
Engine 4, receives.
01:31
Affirmative Baker 4.
01:33
Biler, mention 2 is going out, near Camp Sargent Road.
01:36
Proceeds, engine 2 I have you on scene 1526.
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Location mentioned:
Camp Sargent Rd, Merrimack, NH 03054
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