Medical call for woman coughing near Merritt Blvd, Fort Mill SC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were sent to assist a 62-year-old woman near Merritt Boulevard Extension in Fort Mill. She was reportedly coughing after inhaling water and has a medical history of Alzheimer's. The call was treated as a priority two medical response. Another unit also responded to a possible breathing issue involving a man in his fifties near Bowling Green Drive.
Audio|Heard on: York County Fire and EMS
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01:35
Transcript:
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EMS Five, priority two, sickness near Merritt Boulevard Extension.
00:07
Tac 11.
00:13
They call me EMS Five.
00:16
EMS Five.
00:19
Yeah bro.
00:24
Copy.
00:29
I got me my seven.
00:32
EMS seven.
00:37
We are at Rock Hill.
00:40
Copy.
00:46
Hello.
00:49
Copy.
00:55
EMS Eight, you're responding priority one, near Bowling Green Drive for a male in his fifties.
01:02
He has history of breathing issues.
01:03
He possibly has pneumonia.
01:06
Caller is 3rd party.
01:09
Caller's husband is en route.
01:10
Ten minute ETA.
01:15
Copy.
01:19
EMS Five, you're responding priority two near Merritt Boulevard Extension for a 62-year-old woman with history of Alzheimer's.
01:28
She's coughing from accidentally inhaling water.
01:32
She wants to be checked out.
01:33
The patient is nonverbal.
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Location mentioned:
Merritt Rd, Fort Mill, SC 29715
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