30-year-old man bleeds from recent leg amputation
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were called to a location where a 30-year-old man who recently had a leg amputation was actively bleeding from his surgery site.
Audio|Source: Cleveland Fire and EMS
02:5
Transcript:
As your 42 wheels rolling. As you 42, you've got a first responder 3,600 Wessel. Number 39 and seeing a wood for antique group occupied residential multiple transportation in command. Major 39 also. Right turn to medic 30. Dr. 3 now we're on. 30. 30 now we're on. Medic 30. You have a run. the air. Aetect 42, you're responding. 36000 Wessel. 3,600 Wessel. Andrew 43 is unseen. For 30 male pleading something. 43 also sent. P36000 Wessel. Enter 43 is on seat. For a center to captain 3. In round 1035. 3. Ladder 39 at B3. 3rd bogs hit the gas on the stall. We're just going to air this route. The 39 is going to handle. I'm sending you a whole blood dispatch to 3,600 Wessel, 3600 Wessel for a 30-year-old male bleeding from the way. B3, copy 39 to handle. 43 can go in service. We are bleeding from what? Copy, Battalion 3. Bleeding from the leg. Battalion 3, engine 43, you're going to be in service on Chatfield. 43, a service return. He's a recent amputee, bleeding from his surgery site. It's a Delta[1]. B3, copy. Remaining on the air doing rounds.
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Delta: High-acuity medical emergency
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Cleveland, OH
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