Medical aid for elderly man unable to walk at Ohio Street, Racine WI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical team responded to near Ohio Street for an elderly male patient unable to stand or walk, with weakness, a swollen ankle, and a hematoma.
Audio|Heard on: Racine/South Shore Fire Dispatch
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Transcript:
00:00
Med six responded to near Ohio Street for a 70 year old male that can't stand or walk, is weak and has a swollen ankle.
00:07
Med six responded near Ohio Street across our Ridgeway and Westway.
00:12
Seventy year old male that can't stand or walk is weak, has a swollen ankle, hematoma.
00:23
Dispatch from Med Four.
00:26
Go on, Med Four.
00:28
The WDA must have malfunctioned a little bit.
00:33
We've been cleared of the hospital.
00:34
All my numbers came in.
00:35
We're going to take their cars.
00:37
Med Six can stay in quarters.
00:40
I copy. Med Six, copy.
00:42
Direct that you could stay in quarters.
00:45
Med 6, we copy direct.
00:47
Med 6 is available.
00:48
Engine 6 is still on staff.
00:53
Copy, Med 6.
00:55
From that four, can we get a nature of the call again?
01:00
That four is going to be near Ohio Street, and it's going to be for a seventy-year-old male that is unable to stand or walk.
01:06
Is weak, has a swollen ankle.
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Location mentioned:
Ohio St, Racine, WI 53405
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