Urgent hemorrhage response for 7-year-old at urgent care, Talbot County MD
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders rush to University of Maryland Urgent Care for a 7-year-old girl with hemorrhage and blood in urine, with a controlled leg laceration and oxygen support.
Audio|Source: Talbot County Fire and EMS
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Medical Lock 6-4, Permanick 91, hemorrhage, near Mobile Avenue, University of Maryland Urgent Care, Cross Streets Commerce Drive, Drugs Drive, 17366.
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Great morning, a second.
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Switch to that 4th, Permanick, 901 respondent, 1737.
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I want to thank for that.
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Hello, Senator Cameronick, Mountie One, your respond to Medical Box 64 for hemorrhage.
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Near Morgal Avenue, University of Maryland Urgent Care, Cross streets, Commerce Drive and Brooks Drive.
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Responding for a 7-year-old female conscious alert and breathing.
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Advising, she is urinating blood, also has a laceration to the leg that's being controlled.
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Is on blood dinners, also on two liters of oxygen.
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Best entrances the front door.
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