Female patient possibly having stroke near Duke Avenue Tulsa St, New Orleans LA
Medical EmergencyEmergency units responded to a medical situation near Duke Avenue across from Tulsa Street, New Orleans. A female patient, conscious and breathing, was reported possibly having a stroke. Medical and fire responders arrived on scene to provide assistance.
Audio|Source: New Orleans Fire
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Transcript:
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Angie 36, Response on Medical, near Duke Avenue across Tulsa Street, Zone 4067.
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Age 36, Responsible Medical,
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Near Duke Avenue, Cross Tulsa, Tulsa Street, Zone 40, 567, East First Responders, 1814.
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36, responding.
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10-4[1].
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May 6th, communication, getting any further.
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236-5 until an 183-year-old female conscious breathing, patient is having a stroke. M.S. Jones and C.R. Alpha, 833, responding.
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Measure 4, communication.
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Engine 4.
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Yes, man, we're on the scene at Sheppentown, man.
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And they had two police units.
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As we pulled up, they just left.
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How did you receive this call? Could you give a description of the park is involved?
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Squad 2 Communications, Carrie, this is the Cipton, and that squad 2 is in service.
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The squad 2 is in service.
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AT-16.
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Engine 4, supposed to be a wife-chemy mail-mailable on scene.
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For the communication, 34,
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we've located Whitechette in Malibu.
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Enter 4,
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BFI is getting messages on the scene.
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Agent 4 has patient contact also.
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74 patient 19, easy and easy.
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H.J.4 Communications, B.I's. We've been released by EMS 3275.
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24244.
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1818.
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4 is back in service.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment/Affirmative (message received)
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Location mentioned:
Tulsa St, New Orleans, LA
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