Child suffers head injury and cardiac arrest in bathroom, St Joseph County MI
Medical EmergencyA four-year-old girl fell in a bathroom and suffered a head or face injury. She stopped breathing and CPR was being performed. Emergency responders were dispatched to a location near Wallace Street and the intersection of M86 and Zaza for a medical emergency involving cardiac arrest.
Audio|Source: St. Joseph County Sheriff, Police, Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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The four-year-old female fell in the bathroom, head or face, now not breathing.
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We're trying to figure out if there's E2H with 35 car involved.
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They also weren't sure on the address.
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This was the phase two, if you could just confirm once you get out.
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I'm clear. Can we look at CAD and see if we can find address for that female?
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Joe 99. I'm going to switch to order to lean.
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I'm clear for the 9-3-34.
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We haven't been able to give the name yet, stand by.
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Clear.
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18, 1970, will be a misdiscover resistance.
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This is in-state peculable only.
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He's also showing on this domain for trespassing out of your department at 100 cash.
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Hey firm, we're doing CPR[1].
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I'm clear shooting CPR[1].
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Okay. Okay. Affirm, CBR is in progress.
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I'm clear. Can she tell you what kind of cars out front?
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So, 5540.
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40, stand by one break, 7534.
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Pardon. All right, we got the confirmation.
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This is going to be the correct address.
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Clear, you can tell me out right on the road.
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I'm clear. O'Slake, standby one.
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75-40, go ahead.
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You can close it out, no report.
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Coming route to Shell and 3-0-6, follow up.
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Clear, break 34-0-6, go ahead.
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Can be out of traffic stop.
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Just in the Branch County, Michigan,
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Charles Boy Adam, 018 on M60 to Red Subaru, slow to stop.
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Clear on, flow to stop.
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Number 9-933, Out of 29, 1-2.
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Clear 1118, 1847.
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Forty-10, signal 5.
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I'm signal 10.
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I've added some notes.
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I'm going to check the general area real quick, but go ahead and clear me.
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Clear.
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Clear. Here 7511, signal central.
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C. C. 11. 11. In regards to the acre net across wall at the street in one of us on a ship.
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We had a 40-year-old female not conscious not reading, CPR[1] still in progress, did just have a county deputy check on who took over CPR,
01:32
then informed the subject to last the bathroom and head of face.
01:35
You know, these are what caused the fall, that's all the info that we have this time.
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Good copy. For just outside center bill, it's something about 9 minutes.
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Clear on 9 minutes 1849.
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Compressions.
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Clear starting compressions.
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Central from Station 1.
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Station 1, go ahead.
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Is this cardiac in Nautilatomcha? A-Firm.
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Can you advise this day one of the response?
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Standby. Break, life here, 7511.
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Would you like me to tone out Station 1 for Manpower for Wallace Street?
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Yes, please tone out the fire.
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Clear on Tornout fire, break.
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Station 1, do you copy a rector? Do you want a general tone? Uh,
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please give us general tones.
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It's clear.
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Station 1, Respond, Priority 1[2] for Cardiac Arrest, near Wallace Street, cross of M86 and Zaza, priority one for cardiac arrest.
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Central is clear, 1852.
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Time for 1887 and around the station.
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187 in-road station 1852.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
CPR: Cardiopulmonary resuscitation in progress
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Priority 1: Highest-priority medical response
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Location mentioned:
St. Joseph County, MI
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