Infant chokes after ingesting gripe water at home, Nashville IL
Medical EmergencyA one-month-old baby girl choked after ingesting gripe water at a residence near West Jefferson Drive, Nashville. Medical responders arrived quickly, and the baby's condition improved as she began breathing on her own and regained color.
Audio|Source: Washington County Sheriff, Fire and EMS, Mt. Vernon Fire Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Thank you, Washington Ambulance. Washington Ambulance.
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Respond to near West Jefferson Drive,
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Nashville.
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Near West Jefferson Drive, Nashville.
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We have a one-month-old female who is choking.
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Washington County time off 1233.
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2-1-0 being route.
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501-104.
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Thank you, Washington Ambulance.
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Respond to near West Jefferson Drive Nashville.
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Near West Jefferson Drive Nashville for a one-month-old female who is choking.
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Choking on the list where the Washington County timeout. They're 1234.
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Take you, Romero.
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Hey,
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What did you say she was choking on?
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She took down a liquid,
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gripe water they gave her.
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She's seven, 14, county.
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Working to be advised, baby,
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is getting color back now.
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If it was not an object,
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my caller just hung up, responders are there, North 51, 958.
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Number 51, 20, turn.
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They can reduce.
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She's breathing on her own.
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104.
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Officer on scene, advising you can reduce, maybe a breathing on-team.
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12 copy, reducing.
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12-10-4.
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Johnny, what was that from the ambulance or from the first person on scene?
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Baby is now breathing on her own.
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Location mentioned:
Near Jefferson Dr, Nashville, IL 62263
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