Medical emergency for woman who fell and injured head, Epping NH
Medical EmergencyFire and EMS responded to near Heading Road in Epping for a 71-year-old woman who fell and hit her head, causing bleeding. The door was locked and responders were allowed to force entry. A friendly dog was present and needed to be kept behind a closed gate.
Audio|Source: Essex and Southern Rockingham Counties Fire / EMS
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Delta-level 71-year-old female fell hit her head and is bleeding.
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Repeating fire alarm on for ALS2, respond to Epping at 1.5.
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Heading Rose, Delta level 71-year-old female,
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fell hit her head and is bleeding.
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Time is going to realize.
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For the on, Tom?
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Fire as well as clasped out aila.
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So on 156 heading road for a delta level.
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The 71-year-old female conscious leaving alert who fell with a head injury was bleeding.
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It's unknown if it's significant bleeding or not.
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She's still on the floor.
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The door is locked and she cannot unlock it.
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She did advise the breaking it down if needed is okay.
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There is a friendly dog on site to close the gate behind you so the dog doesn't get out.
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Again, Rodham Dispatch to Epping Fire ambulance.
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Plot out. RELA, respond, 156 heading road for a Delta level, 71-year-old female conscious breathing alert who fell, head injury was bleeding, unknown as significant bleeding or not, and it's still on the floor.
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There is a dog on site that's friendly to close the gate behind you upon entry, and the door is locked.
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The patient cannot get to the door, so it is okay if you need to break it down.
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Time, your tone, 2306.
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NH-156, Epping, NH
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