Medical teams respond to two patients with chest pain, Lansing MI
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to two separate medical incidents. One involved a 63-year-old man experiencing chest pain, who was conscious and breathing, near South Washington and Hagen Southland in Lansing. Another call involved an 80-year-old woman at a residence near Avril and Malibu, who had previously been unresponsive but was later conscious. Paramedics and engines were dispatched to both locations.
Audio|Heard on: Greater Lansing Area Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Paramedic 411, Engine 49 to respond.
00:02
Near South Washington, cross at Hagen Southland.
00:07
On a 63-year-old male, chest pain, conscious and breathing.
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Cover (number withheld).
00:17
(number withheld).
00:20
Paramedic 41, Engine 46 again, you're responding near Avril.
00:25
Crossing Malibu and Continental.
00:27
Responding on an 80-year-old female.
00:29
She's calling; the door is locked.
00:31
They couldn't hear moving around because she was possibly unconscious before, but she is conscious now.
00:35
They were talking to her through the door.
00:37
Dispatch medic 41, we're en route.
00:55
Near South Washington, cross of Hodge and Southland.
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On a 63-year-old male with chest pain, conscious and breathing.
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Location mentioned:
S Washington Ave, Lansing, MI 48910
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