Stroke patient with headache and walking difficulty, Tigard OR
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a 31-year-old female stroke patient near Southwest Fischer Road reported a headache, brief unconsciousness, difficulty walking, and sweating. She previously hit her head and was seen at a hospital.
Audio|Heard on: Washington County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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AMR 137, respond to stroke near Southwest Fischer Road,
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unit K-104.
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Cross streets are Southwest Pacific Highway and Southwest Queen Anne Avenue.
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Medic 35. Respond to stroke.
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At Southwest Fischer Road.
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Unit K-104.
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Call streets are Southwest Pacific Highway and Southwest Queen Anne Avenue.
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Great Milliken.
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And do we have that fire unit with us.
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Affirm, is Medic 35.
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They cleared from a different call across the street.
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Okay. Thank you.
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Medic 35 with AMR 137, bustle stroke patient at the Riverwood Heights, near Southwest Fisher Road, unit number K-104.
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Patient is 31-year-old female.
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She is conscious, normal breathing.
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They report she hit her head earlier today at work and was altered earlier, seen at the hospital for that.
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She is now having some difficulty walking.
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She went unconscious for a few seconds.
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She is sweaty and thirsty.
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This started about seven minutes ago, and she has a headache.
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Nothing further.
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Location mentioned:
SW Fischer Rd, Tigard, OR 97224
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