00:00
You're on a fire alarm on there with an EMS call in the city five to the Shubie Transportation Wharf on Wharf Road.
00:05
It'll be an incoming (number withheld) female who ingested an antidepressant medication.
00:13
And ambulance 85 for the Shubie Transportation Wharf on Wharf Road.
00:17
Incoming from Shubie, a (number withheld) female ingested an antidepressant medication.
00:38
85 fire alarm, we're en route.
01:01
Fire alarm, eighty-seven.
01:05
Fire alarm, answer.
01:07
Eighty-seven, on the way.
01:10
Eighty-seven, over.
01:18
rescue to the Yarmouth rescue.
01:22
The Yarmouth rescue.
01:26
We're en route with a (number withheld) female patient.
01:29
She about 25 minutes ago ingested a half of an antidepressant.
01:37
We contacted medical control.
01:40
Check that. We contacted poison control.
01:43
They advised the only thing we need to worry about is potentially GI issues, nausea, vomiting.
01:51
They stated she was borderline for.
01:54
Transport to the hospital.
01:57
Currently, she's resting very comfortably,
02:00
vital to roll within normal limits.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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Charlie level: Priority level for medical response (EMD determinant), mid-to-high urgency
Medical Emergency
