Medical call for man with seizure in Thornton, Thornton NH
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a medical call near Route 49 in Thornton for a man who collapsed and was having a seizure. A third party reported the incident before disconnecting. Responders noted chest pain and difficulty breathing for the patient, who had no cardiac history.
Audio|Heard on: Lakes Region Mutual Fire Aid Association
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Transcript:
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Lake Region to Campton-Thornton, re-tone additional call with Plymouth.
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Seizures near Route 49.
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Lake Region to Campton-Thornton, re-tone additional call with Plymouth.
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Seizures near Route 49.
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Arts Way Big Rock Road, channel.
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Eight ambulance one, eight engine four responding.
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Sixty-seven year old male, severe chest pain radiating to the arm, also having difficulty breathing.
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No cardiac history.
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Third party caller was not with the patient but was en route to the address.
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Patient does not know the ambulance was called.
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Operational operation.
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Lakes Region 18 Animals 2 responding.
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18 Animals 2 responding?
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A male patient collapsed and was having a seizure.
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The caller was frantic and disconnected on that.
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Location mentioned:
NH-49, Thornton, NH 03285
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