Diabetic woman lightheaded with high blood sugar at trail
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Pulaski County Volunteer Fire Dispatch
03:31
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00:00
Ten four, you'll be en route to (number withheld) Old Arkansas Drive.
00:04
She advised it'll be easier to come down that way instead of the trail way.
00:09
She'll be a white female wearing a gray tank top, green shorts, hiking boots, backpack, and glasses.
00:15
She's a twenty-one year old female.
00:19
I thought she is a diabetic and very lightheaded and gets dizzy when she stands up.
00:23
Her blood sugar is two twenty-three and she's been throwing up as well.
00:29
Battalion three is en route.
00:30
Direct.
00:36
This is Pulaski Communications.
00:38
Go ahead.
00:42
Pulaski Communications, give me service from the county.
00:48
Can you repeat your last?
00:52
Pulaski Communications, give me service from the county.
00:58
Three 75 , copy.
01:07
Three 75 , be advised, we're going to (number withheld) .
01:11
That's (number withheld), old Arkansas Drive.
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Seventy five, copy, thank you.
01:21
This is West.
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Arkansas.
01:29
Before the patient, you will need to go past that address, and she is on the trail on the left-hand side, just as the road curves to the right.
01:39
I think she's right back here.
01:45
Uh, should be up here past (number withheld).
01:49
I'll continue if you see her.
01:52
Units, if she
01:57
can see you.
02:03
Can she see the color of the truck? Was it gray or was it red?
02:09
Gray.
02:15
All right, let me know when she can see the red truck.
02:22
She can see the red truck now.
02:25
10-4.
02:28
Rescue 3 on scene.
02:32
Copy, rescue 3 on scene.
02:38
I made visual contact with the patient.
02:42
10-4.
02:48
Just need to pull one up here.
02:54
10-4. Can you take 375 to tell us?
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Good job.
03:05
375 on scene.
03:11
Rescue 4 en route.
03:14
Rescue
03:20
4, you can return to service.
03:27
Rescue 4 returning to service.
03:30
Dispatch, copy.
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