Man found unresponsive with breathing issues after fall, East Durham NY
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency services responded to a 33-year-old man near Decker Lane who was breathing poorly and unresponsive following a fall.
Audio|Heard on: Athens Volunteer Fire
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01:42
Transcript:
00:00
Repeating green I wanted to remain with Greene County Medics response Delta Priority[1].
00:04
Near Decker Lane, near cross streets, about 67.
00:08
33-year-old male breathing problems, not alert after a fall.
00:16
Green number one, 991-3.
00:19
913. 91-3-0.
00:22
913-0.
00:25
993-3-rout 22-33 3-9-1 medic 3 route 2233 medic 3 you're out 22 33.
00:47
Controls covered post 635, 10-045 Decker Lane, EMS assist.
00:54
Units co-plication.
01:04
7401-401-80.
01:09
27401-80.
01:16
And for advisement, patient does take nitroglycerin.
01:23
740147, you control near Decker Lane, Durham.
01:28
The house to the right now looks like a barn.
01:31
Third-party report of a 33-year-old male difficulty breathing after a fall.
01:35
The patient's not alert.
01:37
The caller stated the subject was no longer responding to them on the phone.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Delta Priority: High-priority medical response (often requires advanced life support)
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Location mentioned:
Decker Ln, East Durham, NY 12423
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