Medical team responds to emergency near Pocasset St, Worcester MA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders assisted an elderly woman experiencing altered mental status and shortness of breath near Pocasset Street in Worcester. The patient was transported to UMass for further medical evaluation. All reported details are based on radio communications and may represent an evolving situation.
Audio|Heard on: Worcester MA EMS Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Near Pocasset Street,
00:02
Eighty-four year old female altered with shortness of breath.
00:07
She.
00:09
What's the two?
00:12
Paramedic two.
00:14
Two, we're transporting priority two, fire drowning, female.
00:21
Received traffic report two to UMass with fire driving ten twenty-five.
00:26
In county, I advise med staff en route to near West Boylston Street.
00:32
Apartment 133.
00:34
I'll see the nausea vomiting.
00:38
We're paramedic four.
00:42
Paramedic four.
00:46
And we're finding a 105 and a 104, but we're not finding a 103.
00:51
Do you have better information or someone can step out there? Time.
00:56
Uh, sure, stand by.
00:57
My call taker's on the other line.
01:01
Thank you.
01:04
Paramedic Four, Worcester?
01:07
Four.
01:11
My apologies, a little dyslexia in here.
01:13
It's going to be Pocasset, Pocasset Street.
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Location mentioned:
Pocasset St, Worcester, MA 01604
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