Medical call for man after seizure near Oakhill Rd, Oakland County MI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical teams responded near Oakhill Rd and Sashabaw Rd in Brandon Township for a 65-year-old man who had a seizure and arm swelling. The man, who uses oxygen, had prior hospitalizations and an earlier overdose incident.
Audio|Heard on: Oakland MI Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Brandon Township Fire Station Two, Station Three to back.
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You're on the air for a medical, near Hawthorne.
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Cross of Sashabaw and Oak Hill, malfunction 35.
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It's going to be for a 65-year-old male, conscious and breathing on oxygen.
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Recently was in the hospital and just had a seizure.
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Time of call under (number withheld).
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Brandon Dispatch, you can show Alpha Four and Route.
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Alpha Four and Route, be advised, has been coded a Charlie.
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No confirmed seizures or effective breathing is verified.
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Copy that.
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Brandon Dispatch, cartoon route.
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Units, Roger.
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Call for re-advice.
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The caller is advising the patient swelling his arms all out.
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This happened a long time ago when patient could quit drinking.
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Also happened once earlier this year when he accidentally overdosed on his meds.
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Brandon, you can show Alpha Four on scene.
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Alpha Four Command.
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Location mentioned:
Oakhill Rd & Sashabaw Rd, Brandon Township, MI 48348
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