Medical call for a 62-year-old male experiencing heartburn, feeling sick, cold, and clammy at 5741 East Main Street, possibly with low oxygen saturation and CPAP applied., Ilion NY
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, medical call for a 62-year-old male experiencing heartburn, feeling sick, cold, and clammy at 5741 East Main Street, possibly with low oxygen saturation and CPAP applied.
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Transcript:
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Vinyl Rona,
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chest pain, 5741 East Main Street.
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Vinyl, Rona, Chetpain, 5,7, 4,1, East Main Street.
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Cross and Rock Road,
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Country Drive,
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62-year-old, male,
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heartburn, feel sick, cold, and clammy.
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10, David, 4,
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325.
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In the Valley.
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Green contact.
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Just one couple down here at the United States and Tavern.
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Central, you show me out the hospital.
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You're at the hospital 3209.
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The Rout the hospital, 3209.
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United Dispense Final 7 in route.
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Final 7 in Route 3-twinness.
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The ambulance technology and Antofan 9 will be responding.
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Second plate.
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All right.
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On the patient's condition status, chief complaint.
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Difficulty breathing.
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We have him on a monitor.
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He's O2 status is around 80, 82.
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CPAP has been applied.
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Location mentioned:
E Main St, Ilion, NY 13357
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