Patient with chest pain arrives at Hartland Fire Station, Hartland WI
Medical EmergencyA patient with chest pain drove to Hartland Fire Station. Paramedics and ambulance teams were requested and coordinated to assist. The patient is a 72-year-old female who remained in the vehicle receiving oxygen and aspirin while awaiting ambulance arrival.
Audio|Source: Waukesha County Fire - West
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Transcript:
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You tone out for closest ALS[1] unit to the Hartland Fire Station. We have a patient that drove up with chest pain. My coffee.
00:22
Hartman Fire, Ambo 244, Charlie Chastain, near Cozenwood Avenue,
00:29
between Hay Drive and West Park Avenue, HLP, Hartman Fire Zone 2, Time Out, 1113.
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Staging from Salvation Army on 2A. Good. Dispatch the Merton Fire.
00:44
All right, we meet it down, Shelly Lynn. We're coming up where all the ambulances are. Where would you like us? Take it right into the driveway in front of the WeE Energy truck on your right inside.
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Just that's to Merton Station 44.
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Then Station 44 Acknowledges. I believe I put it up at the wrong location. It's actually going to be at the Heartland Fire Department, not at the Police Department at the fire department.
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I acknowledge. I'm just waiting for Crucial Attend the Station, thanks.
01:30
Station 31, Engine 37, Bravo Fire Alarm, 1718, Negawaker Road, between web record and Oakwood Road, Lake Country Zone 2B, timeout, 1115.
01:45
Engine 37 achieved 42 year-in-rout, residential smoke detector in the basement, called them by the alarm company.
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Definitely talk, cabin.
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Dispush from Merton Station. Merton Station 44, go ahead.
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It will be a BLS[2] ambulance that's coming from Merton. If I need ALS[1], we will need to have something from elsewhere.
02:21
Can I copy, Dispatch, the Vigiant-43?
02:26
Dispatch, T-43. I do have a paramedic here, so if they want to just bring the BLS[2] ambulance, that's fine.
02:32
MyCovie. Emergency Station copy?
02:34
Murnan Station copies.
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C-43 to Merton 244 on Heartland Tech.
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Hartland G-43 to Merton Ambulance 44?
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Harton Ambulance 44 from Heartland-C-C-44.
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Can you go to Heartland-T-401?
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24 from Ambulance-44 on-Tac-4.
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37, Pender 31.
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Good.
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I'm coming behind you guys, not an emergency.
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T-43 to ambulance 44 on tech.
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We have a 72-year-old female patient still in the vehicle here.
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I'll see that's percent saturation on oxygen. We've given her four baby aspirin.
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And waiting on your arrival, we're going to have a monitor ready.
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We'll get her out, and then she can go along with you.
03:50
Copy that. We are currently en route.
03:53
I copy. I'll advise and just have yes page out of the road.
03:58
I confirm just dispatchment truck seven.
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Truck 7, go ahead. Released by command and clear.
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Superlain Truck 7, clear.
04:08
Dispatch, ambulance 44 is on the route to the Hartland station at the hall just two minutes ago.
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Hi, copy.
04:13
Just matched, 1031.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
ALS: Advanced Life Support (higher-acuity EMS response)
[2]
BLS: Basic medical care and transport without advanced life support interventions.
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