Multiple people treated for heat exhaustion at public event, Newport TN
Medical EmergencyAt a public event in Newport, Tennessee, multiple attendees experienced symptoms of heat exhaustion, including confusion, blurry vision, and low blood pressure. Emergency medical personnel responded and treated the individuals on scene, preparing some for transport to medical facilities for further care.
Audio|Source: Cocke County Sheriff, Fire, and EMS, Newport Police and Fire
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Transcript:
00:00
The person's going to be up here at the Rescue Squad cars right across from the Ray Men's next to the Rescue Squad trailer.
00:08
And the next one will be on the back side right across the Old Police Department.
00:15
That one next up police department is female, correct? It's Cuwanisville.
00:21
Yeah, 10-4[1].
00:26
Central, the other one's going to be Caddy Corp from the police department at the Kiwanis chance.
00:34
Keep on Michael.
00:36
AMS is coming in from the big city, sir.
00:43
The 86[2] on the 8th Avenue in Rubel, 8th Street and Rubble Avenue,
00:48
said it's going to be between a female and a male.
00:52
All I could get was it was a red pickup truck,
00:55
said it was getting preheated.
00:57
Said it before being out.
01:00
13 of 15.
01:15
6.
01:23
47, I'm about to you to look at maybe a sugar drop or heating time. 10-4[1].
01:33
Priorities weren't known what the second patient's symptoms are for their level zero.
01:39
She's saying she's got blurry vision,
01:42
a little bit of five-beats and heated exhaustion.
01:46
42's osways in spagging and probably determine better.
01:50
10-4[1].
01:55
See you there, Roby.
01:59
10.4.
02:20
42, I'm on scene here.
02:23
If you need me to transport 1, they're level 0, let me know. 2 -4. I'm up here now. I'll know more here just a second.
02:47
to 111 Court Avenue.
02:50
You're actually going to be on the Broadway side of the courthouse there near MIMS.
02:55
You're going to be looking for Freddie with the rescue squad.
02:58
They've got a 300-pound male in a wheelchair with hypotension.
03:03
Current blood pressure is 80 over 40. Your run number is going to be 6271, 6271.
03:21
And all he could tell me was it was a red pickup. He didn't even know what kind it was.
03:26
He was passing through there. It was a Mitchell Wester. He said that it would get pretty heady, but it was a male and female and a red pickup.
03:34
Okay.
03:39
They were outside the vehicle and one of them was throwing clothes into the back of the vehicle.
03:47
1040, 0.25, all right to the area, if I was eating thing.
03:55
Kewana, 10, I was advised you're going to go on the food city side near the food food food food fooders, but apparently it's going to be on the back side of the courthouse. Kewanus 10 is what you're looking for.
04:08
Medic 3 is going to be directly across from the police station.
04:15
Natural fuel advised EMS to pull up right here by the barriers at Purple Heart Street. They should be fine.
04:24
Okay, cool, ma.
04:26
The lady here also, it's the same thing going on with her.
04:34
I'm gonna be right here next to where you go into the courthouse.
04:41
Medics 4 is still on scene trying to package patients.
04:45
Stand by and they will get with you momentarily.
04:57
POMPEO, 47.
05:02
Is there a risky squad guy that can check this lady's vitals? We're up here behind the fish hooks truck.
05:23
Transport emergency.
05:27
Sir,
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if you make contact with patients, I've been trying to raise y'all on phone and radio.
05:34
This is node 4, we're transport emergency LZ.
05:37
For I copied you, your transport 1312, dispatchment 3.
05:49
What about you, copy, Medic 3?
05:52
Copy you, Medics 3. I've been trying to raise y'all for a while now.
05:56
Have y'all made contact with your patient?
05:59
We made patient contact with the one for Rescue Squad Tent.
06:02
You was coming through our handheld, however, I guess it does not work.
06:08
But we have made contact with patients at the Rescue Squad Tent. We are getting ready to begin to transport local routine traffic here in just a moment.
06:19
Medics 3, that's not the patient that you were dispatched to. Y'all were dispatched to a female patient with heat exhaustion, supposed to be at the Kiwanis tent. That patient's still there waiting on you.
06:34
When we got on scene, Officer Renton, sent us this way.
06:39
Lock our end's priority, forward.
06:46
Go ahead, Fort.
06:52
Flats are you, Bobby?
06:54
Go ahead, Fort.
06:57
Fort is a 56-year-old medication.
07:04
Failed,
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unknown down time.
07:08
Patient is confused, don't have the value.
07:12
The left side witness.
07:16
Parvial 1-177-0-8-9. He probably was 86[2].
07:20
He's 98% of 2 liters.
07:25
He left the way to the headache. Now he says his head's not hurting.
07:30
Very poor living position.
07:33
I do have a 20-establish 4-hour.
07:35
He's probably got a 10-12 EPA in the park.
07:42
Okay, copied most of that radio is pretty scratchy. Where are we going to be taking?
07:54
Copy, you can better now?
07:56
Much, go ahead.
07:58
All right, I want how much you copy. Seventy-six-year-old male patient.
08:03
Fall, unknown downtime,
08:06
unknown, last, and all normal.
08:08
It does have some confusion.
08:11
Family stated this is all new. It does have the left side of weakness.
08:16
Unable to move left arm with any person.
08:22
He was in 160 systolic.
08:25
He was originally complaining of a headache.
08:28
He stated his headaches gone away.
08:31
Still somewhat combative.
08:34
Patient weight is probably 140, about 5,
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6,
08:39
2 have a 20 established left forearm, or I'm sorry, right forearm, we've got probably a 10mns ETA also, I would say UT also.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment/OK
[2]
86: Domestic dispute/disturbance
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Location mentioned:
Newport, TN 37821
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