Patient with diabetic episode and head injury at Prescott building, Princeton MA
Medical EmergencyMedical personnel responded to a diabetic patient who nearly fainted and hit their head at the Prescott building in Princeton, Massachusetts. The patient was conscious and alert but weak. Air medical support was requested for the patient.
Audio|Source: Princeton Fire
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Transcript:
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patients,
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conscious and alert but diminished,
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diabetic history,
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semi-alternate this time?
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Recy.
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Marlon to use the F6.
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Go at F6.
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The error has been notified.
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Thank you.
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Croscott building.
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We need air medical.
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Airmanic, I have you in route to our Prescott building at (number withheld).
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0-1.
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36, medic 1.
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What's your location?
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We're currently on Farmers Roll by Grots School.
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Okay, received.
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We'll stay at the location near Main Street at Prescott.
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We're on the back.
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Did we hear correctly that there's a diabetic history?
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That's affirmative patient has a diabetic history felt low prior to a near-syncope incident that resulted in a head strike.
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Does the laceration on the back of the head is becoming more alert now, was outside on the ground in the cold for approximately one hour.
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Okay, very good.
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Do you happen to have a finger stick?
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Princeton, MA
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