Medical response for woman with chest pain near St. Michael's, Cary NC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders attended to a 72-year-old woman experiencing chest pain in a parking lot near St. Michael's off High House Road. She was associated with a white Toyota Camry. Initial vital signs included pulse 78, oxygen saturation 96%, and glucose level 94. Responders noted a history of prior medical events with the patient.
Audio|Heard on: Wake NC Fire-Tac Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Medic 24 is around Pack 4-1.
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News and about St.
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Michael's off High House Road.
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Responding for a 72-year-old female experiencing chest pain this time.
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Engine 4, I'm being a vehicle in the parking lot.
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We're trying to get a description now for you.
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Toyota Camry,
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getting in color now.
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Poor copy. We're on seeing an attempt to the location.
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It should be a white Toyota Camry for you guys.
00:24
Do they have a location in the park? They think they're the left when you get in there?
00:29
Copy.
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Four is located.
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What was that patient? Copy.
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For a patient.
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24 is approaching.
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M.S. Ranger 4.
00:52
Good.
00:54
72-year-old woman playing chest pains, pulse 78.
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O2 was 96, glucose is 94.
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We got a history from prior events with her.
01:08
Probably.
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Location mentioned:
High House Rd, Cary, NC 27513
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