"We did not know this patient was pregnant," said a nurse, a 911 operator after a woman in a vegetative state gave birth

CNN-affiliated KNXV 911 call audio draws a picture of a frantic scene as workers rushed to rescue the little boy, who was no longer breathing and blue." All names have been expurgated.

"We need help, please," cried a nurse at the dispatcher, who tried to calm her down and get the address of the school .

"The baby turns blue! The baby turns blue!"

A man asked for clarification on a phone line.

"Agreement, what is the emergency situation?" He asked.

"Someone just had a baby – one of the patients just had a baby and we did not know that she was pregnant," said L & R. # 39; nurse. "We were not prepared for that."

After the nurse provided the institution's phone number, the man asked her, "And the mother is fine?"

"We are not sure," said the nurse. "We did not know this patient was pregnant."

"A total surprise"

Soon after, the nurse shouted, "Does the baby breathe? Baby does not breathe, baby is blue."

After the man confirmed that someone was performing CPR on the baby, he again asked, "How's the mother?"

"Mom is fine – it looks like she's fine," said the nurse. "We did not know this person was pregnant."

"I understand," says the man "does she know where she was or what?"

"We have no idea, it's a total surprise," replied the nurse without explaining that the woman is in a vegetative state.

The nurse stated that the woman appeared stable and that others were checking her vital signs. Meanwhile, other people in the room have been working to revive the baby, making chest compressions and using an automatic inflation resuscitator.

Shortly after, the screams of a newborn baby are heard in the background, resonating in the room.

"Oh my God, thank you my God," said the nurse.

"An extremely disturbing incident"

According to the police, the woman and the child are treated at the hospital.

The family's attorney said they were "shocked, traumatized and shocked by the abuse and neglect of their daughter at Hacienda HealthCare". The family will take care of the baby, said the lawyer.

Hacienda officials described the situation as "extremely disturbing incident" and stated that the establishment was cooperating with law enforcement agencies and agencies. State. Bill Timmons, CEO of the company, resigned on Monday.

The Arizona Department of Health also ordered the company to implement "enhanced security measures".