Medical call for woman with abdominal pain and vomiting, Hudson Falls NY
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, medical call for a 39-year-old woman with abdominal pain and vomiting near Main Street and Feeder Street, Hudson Falls, at apartment one.
Audio|Heard on: Washington County Fire and EMS Alerting
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Transcript:
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Board of DMS, near Main Street and Feeder Street, Hudson Falls,
00:21
39-year-old female, general condition.
00:37
BORI-MF near Main Street, Apartment 1, Village of Hudson Falls, near Feeder Street, a yard, 39-year-old female general condition.
00:50
2751. You must control.
00:55
You must control 2751.
00:56
You must control 2751.
00:59
Who is responding?
01:07
Hardy 2 BLF near Main Street, Apartment 1, Village of Hudson Falls, near Cedar Street.
01:14
E.R. 39-year-old female, she is conscious, alert, breathing, abdominal pain, vomiting.
01:22
Recease.
01:28
2751 responding, 2053.
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4952 AMS control.
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AMS-cru,
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4952. Back to service.
01:50
495-2 in service, 2854.
01:55
2751, you can on service, 2854.
01:58
275-1, Anast control.
02:03
UMass Control 2751.
02:08
Obviously, did the caller say whether it was one of the upstairs apartments or the downstairs?
02:19
She advised it was apartment one, apartment one.
02:21
Receive, she'll send her as it was apartment one.
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Location mentioned:
Main St Apartment 1, Hudson Falls, NY 12839
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