Medical teams respond to unconscious man and child seizure 

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5 is going to be a 75-year-old male he's not conscious, got vaginal breathing, DEMS, normal, double up to each other. Delta do 10-51. Rescue 28, confirm response, fact 5. Rescue 28, confirm response on track 5. 788. SQ 28, engine 28, spine this seizure. 257.29, Southwest 19th Avenue. 25729, Southwest19 Avenue. The patient is a 10-year-old male, conscious in breathing. The patient is drooling, shaking, and possibly having a seizure. The patient is not epileptic. The jerking has stopped. He is breathing now. He's clearly waking up or responding. Midnight fifty-eight fifty-eight, ten, twenty-sixth, on a single thirty-one at twenty-seven thirty north-west right-night drive. I am now, thank you. Ten point. Delta 2, EMS just derogon team. 26, I'm almost 97. All right. 3 is fine to the fall. 6901, northwest 4th Boulevard, layman in, room 208. 6901, northwest 4th Boulevard, layman in, room 208. The patient is a 53-year-old female, conscious in breathing. Because the recent fall, she fell out of bed, the patient cannot get up on her own, she's not injured, she's still on the floor, she is completely alert. Then that's 59 hours. Olaja, rescue, 36. 36. Patient care transfer. Right? Most to see. That's not sure, rescue 23. Rescue 23 minutes. Rescue 23 minutes. And so for Milachua.

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