Paramedics respond to cardiac arrest on Ocelot Ln, Charlotte County FL
Medical EmergencyParamedics responded to a cardiac arrest near Ocelot Ln where the patient briefly regained a pulse but remains critical and is being paced. Multiple emergency units were dispatched to separate emergencies, including a trauma case.
Audio|Source: Lee County and Cape Coral Fire Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Seven more minutes.
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We're responding.
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Copy that.
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Critical Care 1.
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Critical Care 1.
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Critical Care 1.
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I have one rider going with Medics 40.
00:21
Are you allowed to suspend the status checks for me or do you want to clear me and put me out of service because I got to go follow and pick up my rider?
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I can suspend status checks for you if that's what you would like.
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10-4[1].
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Critical Care 1, the control.
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Go ahead.
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The last update I received was cardiac rest.
00:49
Has there been a change?
00:56
That's important. We did get a period of ROSC and patients currently being paced around the Delta[2] 7.
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League Control copies.
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Critical Hair, 18202 hours.
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Do Control Rescue 13?
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Rescue 13.
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You can leave me on the call.
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I'm picking up a rider.
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The control copies Rescue 13, 18022.
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Medic. 32 and Rescue 14.
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Delta[2],
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Medical. At near Ocelot Ln, respond on to dispatch 2.
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Medic 32 and Rescue 14.
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Truck 74. Public assistance at FSW Parkway and Summerlin Road.
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Respond on to snatch 3.
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Truck 74.
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22.
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PioV 1803 hours.
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640, it's critical care one.
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Medic-19, medical.
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At near Greek Loop.
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Respond our dispatch to, Medic 19.
02:32
Medics 16 and ladder 231 Delta[2] trauma at near Shore Lane respond on dispatch to medic 16 and ladder 231
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement; message received and understood.
[2]
Delta: High-priority medical response level, typically for serious or life-threatening incidents per dispatch protocols.
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Location mentioned:
Ocelot Ln, Florida 33983
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