Female found unresponsive outdoors now alert
Medical EmergencyDispatch discusses a lift-assist call in Charlotte. The call was thought canceled, but responders found a female outside lying face down who was initially unresponsive and later became alert and talking. The responding unit said they were about 10 minutes away and asked to be notified of any changes.
Audio|Source: Charlotte and Mecklenburg County Fire
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Transcript:
Engine 31, lift assist[1], 14,123, Bernard U-Maine. Engine 31, lift assist, 14,123 Bernard U-Lumain. Engine 31, do alarm. Injur 31. Okay, I'm seeing on the notes that we're canceled, or is (name withheld) just canceling this? They are just going to cancel it because it's a lip assist only. We have a female patient that was found outside lying face down, unconscious[2], unresponsive at first. We now have the patient alert and talking to it. Like I said, we're about 10 minutes out if anything changes. Let us know. Thank you.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
lift assist: Non-emergency assistance
[2]
unconscious: Medical emergency
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Charlotte, NC
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