Woman with breathing issues transported after smoke exposure, Clay Center KS
Medical EmergencyA 60-year-old woman with lung conditions is struggling to breathe due to smoke in the air. She is being taken by emergency services to the hospital after her daughter decided driving was unsafe.
Audio|Source: Clay County Sheriff, Clay Center Police and EMS
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Transcript:
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Hello, we're on our way to your facility with a 60-60-year-old female with difficulty breathing.
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Upon arrival, she was going to be taking POV to the hospital.
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However, her daughter did not feel like it was safe to take her.
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She does have COPD, asthma, as well as affected by hay fever.
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The possibility that the smoke is safe.
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afternoon, or yesterday afternoon, had an effect on her, break.
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10-4. 25 minutes.
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10-4, go ahead.
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3-Charles 6-3, Robert, Robert, King Lincoln, 0,
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John George, 374, 674, 692.
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10-4, that was 3 Charles, 63, Robert Robert, King Lincoln, 0, John George, 37, 46, 92.
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She was given one treatment of Zopinex, which did seem to help her breathe a bit better.
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She does get into copying fits where she has difficulty time stopping.
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Last cent of vials is 149 over 99.
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SPA 2 right now is 98.
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We do have her on 10 liters.
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We do have her on Entitle, Entitled was at 25 to 28.
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It is now up to 32.
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And it looks like good plateaued and good movement.
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Alterates 86.
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She is alert and oriented.
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She does advise that she has a headache,
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most likely from the coffee.
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Any questions or orders? 26. I was walking back to my car.
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I'll read it back to you.
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Room 3 on arrival, no questions orders at this time.
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Click any medical center clear.
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Location mentioned:
Near Liberty St, Clay Center, KS 67432
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