00:00
32, you're responding for (number withheld) West Street, Everett Borough, safer apartments.
00:12
First party, obvious extreme respiratory distress.
00:20
Thirty-two page safety officer calls from K.
00:31
Give an apartment number.
00:33
Apartment number is going to be (number withheld) .
00:43
Twelve three. AC twelve three.
00:46
This is medical eleven zero.
00:50
Medical eleven zero, go ahead.
00:52
This is dispatch. Echo[1], this is station.
01:00
Five, that's negative.
01:01
We just got up on 02:12 units are out.
01:04
This was 1st party, extreme respiratory distress.
01:09
Their inhaler nebulizer were not within reach.
01:14
They were extremely difficult to speak.
01:20
Medic eleven from 1299 , patient update, respiratory distress.
01:25
We'll give more in a minute.
01:33
Take eleven for twelve nine.
01:41
Vitals for you: we have a blood pressure of eighty-seven over 50 , heart rate of 80 , be sounding sixty-five percent room air.
01:49
We are getting CPAP going and fluid started.
01:54
Apartment, are you in?
01:56
When you come off the meter on the 2nd floor, you'll go straight to the hallway.
02:04
After medical eleven, five on scene.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Echo: Highest priority EMS medical response (ECHO-level)
Medical Emergency
