Medical emergency for woman with severe head pain near Ginger Dr, Groton CT
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical response dispatched to near Ginger Drive for a woman in her 60s with cancer experiencing severe head pain. A paramedic was requested due to high blood pressure.
Audio|Heard on: CT State Police, QVEC, Middlesex County Fire/EMS, Valley Shore Fire/EMS
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Transcript:
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PMS 28, near Ginger Drive, Park Bridge.
00:12
QA. Cuey from CERN-4.
00:15
CUMBILA.
00:17
CLEBORN-4-7-94.
00:18
I'll be referring to Bagu's knowledge.
00:20
Can you start a paramedic for hypertension, please?
00:24
(number withheld).
00:26
6-11-9-2. Transport to Back-Hood for presenting a paramedic for hypertension.
00:31
2-1-9.
00:34
Okay, he'd press the button.
00:35
It was a little readers, sir.
00:38
Had a nice conversation with Michael.
00:40
He's, uh, he's calmed down, so we're going to be 36-74.
00:46
I'm following by ambulance, McCormickville 1 to 912, hot response, number 28, near Ginger Drive, cross streets of Pequot Road and Lorraine Road, please for the 60-year-old female cancer patient with severe head pain,
00:57
ops 1.
00:59
That's McCorm, 3-Jol, 1,000, 12, ground, ambulance, hot 28, that's 28, that's 28 near Ginger Drive,
01:04
for the 60-year-old cancer patient with severe head pain, ops 1, 1250.
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Location mentioned:
Ginger Dr, Groton, CT 06340
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