Student feels unwell after taking medication at school, Fairfax VA
At Woodson High School, a 17-year-old student took ADHD medication and then felt unwell. Emergency services were dispatched to Door 14 for medical assistance.
Audio|Source: Fairfax County Police, Fire and EMS
02:21
Transcript:
00:00
SR70, could you start rescue the Woodson High School and use doors for now?
00:08
There?
00:09
Okay.
00:14
Sorry.
00:17
SR70, if you can repeat some of that traffic door, what's, and then what is the need for rescue?
00:24
I'm sorry, it's 14,
00:27
and there, but I guess, 7.
00:32
Up.
00:42
Thank you. You still cannot copy your traffic, it just is copy your traffic, but I'm starting rescue entrance 7, 926.
00:53
For Busy, 926.
01:03
Watch 2, Bravo.
01:06
Watch to Bravo.
01:09
We go to start Hilo for this event, please.
01:13
The subject swipe is he's in the wooded area between West Boulevard Drive and the GDFIA Parkway.
01:20
And if we can just update Park Police, then maybe out walking that way.
01:27
Direct 937.
01:32
414 on Channel 4 Bravo, Box 42300, EMS Level 2[1], (number withheld), Main Street, Woodson High School, Cross Street, Starlit, Ponds Drive.
01:56
Hi, sir. I did get rescue started.
01:58
It is Door 14 for you.
02:00
And then what was the age of the patient and what's wrong with them?
02:08
SR 70.
02:10
Yeah, Door 14 and the student is 17-year-old and she took some ADHD medication and she's not feeling well from that.
02:20
That's right. They're on the way.
02:21
928.
Police codes explained
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[1]
EMS Level 2: Elevated-priority EMS response requiring additional or advanced resources, typically for higher-acuity medical incidents.
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Location mentioned:
Near Main St, Fairfax, VA 22031
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