Man injured after fainting in Miami, Miami FL
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were dispatched near Southwest 142nd Court Circle in Miami for a 76-year-old man who fainted and was unresponsive. The patient later showed signs of head bleeding and was transported to Kendall Trauma Center. A second call reported a 55-year-old man experiencing chest pain at a different location.
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03:44
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 43, person unalert from a fainting near Southwest 142nd Court Circle.
00:07
Over.
00:13
You're coming to Ladder 18, 20 minutes for AMR.
00:16
Ladder 18.
00:27
Engine 43, copy car C responding to a 76-year-old male not alert from a fainting.
00:33
Dade County.
00:37
For AMR 18.
01:08
Copy that, Dade County.
02:09
Unit 28, transporting to Kendall Trauma.
02:15
Kendall Trauma, unit 419 to county.
02:45
Responding to a 55-year-old male complaining of chest pain.
02:49
Patient will be at Villa and Gonzales at the gate wearing a red shirt and blue jeans.
03:03
We're on scene.
03:06
Can we see if she can try to expedite them? There's a live wire down and it's close to some personal property.
03:38
Engine 43, be advised, we're now stating that the patient is bleeding from the head.
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Location mentioned:
SW 142nd Ct, Miami, FL 33186
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