Medical emergency near Manning Dr at UNC Hospital, Chapel Hill NC
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency medical service transporting a 12-year-old patient near Manning Dr to UNC Hospital. The patient exhibits nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and two fainting episodes but is conscious and breathing with stable vital signs. Tylenol was given before transport.
Audio|Heard on: Hoke NC Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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UNC
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Orange County Medic 2
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Patientification.
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The U.N.C., go ahead.
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U.N.C.O.N.C.
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County, 2.2% percent.
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About about five minutes out with a 12-year-old.
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It's one, two-year-old, a patient-year-old.
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You know,
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conscious sleep breathing.
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Keep in sight today is going to be nausea balm and diarrhea, as well as two episodes of syncope this evening.
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Patient's specific all day and a lot of this evening.
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At this time, it's 1.13, that a hundred percent remain air blood pressure.
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Last weekend was 100 over...
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45,
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with those of 9 8th, 8th April, 718,000 left the 80s and fluid at this time.
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Quar is over and on board, 500 of Tylenol.
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You can tune that's your part further.
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10-4 rooms on arrival, you'll be clear.
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Okay, thank you, then arrival.
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Location mentioned:
Manning Dr, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
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