Oh, Lordy
So, there's a few rules of speech that a dispatcher must follow, always:
1. Speak slowly
2. Speak clearly
3. Speak articulated
Clearly, two of them were followed and one was not. Guess which one? Example:
"Patient has schlurrred schpeech"
"Medic sex for chest pain...."
Luckily, these were not on the same call.
I was sure could hear the laughing of the medic unit all the way across town. Even over the sirens. I just pray it was so late they were tired and never noticed. Yeah, right.
1. Speak slowly
2. Speak clearly
3. Speak articulated
Clearly, two of them were followed and one was not. Guess which one? Example:
"Patient has schlurrred schpeech"
"Medic sex for chest pain...."
Luckily, these were not on the same call.
I was sure could hear the laughing of the medic unit all the way across town. Even over the sirens. I just pray it was so late they were tired and never noticed. Yeah, right.
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