Elderly woman with bleeding and confusion after fall, Portland OR
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, an elderly woman fell and is confused with controlled bleeding from her head. She was recently hospitalized and is experiencing blood when urinating.
Audio|Heard on: Washington County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Engine 3, and EMR 131.
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Respond to Code 1[1]-31.
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Respond to Code 1[1] bleeding problem.
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At near Northeast 102nd Avenue,
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Unit 440. Cross Streets are Named Street and Northwest 1092nd Avenue.
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Some vaccine started about 10 ago,
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has had this happen before.
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No further.
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Edge of five three, number one, two, eight.
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5.3 and 128, you're going to 6995, so it was 92 Avenue,
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72th Avenue.
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77-year-old female, conscious breathing normally, she had a fall.
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While trying to close her blinds, she is confused, unable to answer questions properly.
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She has bloomed from her head, the bleeding is controlled, and about 15 ago on linoleum, no further.
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Pension 3A.A.M.331.1.
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Springs at Pianisphorne, Northeast 102nd Avenue, number 440.
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Call her, our patient was recently hospitalized for a UTI.
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I'm now having blood when urinating.
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She's an 89-year-old female, conscious breathing normally.
Police codes explained
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Code 1: Routine, non-emergency response (no lights or siren)
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Location mentioned:
NE 102nd Ave, Portland, OR 97220
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