Person Vomits Two Days After Kidney Failure Hospital Release, Williamson WV
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders arrived at a tan house near a church in Williamson, WV, to assist a person who has been vomiting continuously for two days. The person was recently released from the hospital after being treated for kidney failure. Medical details were given and treatment was prepared on site.
Audio|Source: Mingo and Pike Counties Sheriff, Fire, and EMS, Williamson Police and Fire
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Transcript:
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I know you said it's a tan house beside the church.
00:05
Yeah, near the church, a tan-colored house.
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She advised the numerics (number withheld).
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Stand by, we're headed back on the line.
00:16
We got somebody standing in the road here. We might be on green.
00:27
Go ahead, 2-10.
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22, loaded transport to A.R. 8.
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Mount 240.
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Nobody.
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Not 104, we're going to be on scene.
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Not 1040.
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Reginal.
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946.
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If I have more maintenance.
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Cray 7-9.
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Can you contact the Gero? Lieutenant 9. I've got one there.
01:06
Waiting to get in. The button is not working out here.
01:10
Okay.
01:19
Mango, Patriot, 51.
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Sango, Patriot, 51.
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Hi, Ralph and Todd Valley, ARH,
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48-mell,
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persistent, technology, and vomiting times two days.
01:43
Alert and oriented, board pressure 137, over 96, R8, 138, 138.
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Roos that's between 90 to 95% right there.
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That respiration is routine and clear.
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The mallet itself is black in nature.
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It says it was just released from Cleveland Clinic last week.
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I was diagnosed with kidney failure, emphasis.
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118 in the left forearm, we've given 1.25 but to prepare it all.
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Location mentioned:
Williamson, WV 25661
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