Elderly woman treated for chest pain, Madison NC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical crews responded to an apartment near Summit Street in Madison for a 79-year-old woman experiencing chest pain and abnormal breathing. The patient was alert, clammy, and had taken aspirin before being transported for treatment.
Audio|Heard on: Rockingham NC Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Unit six, station thirty-five, respond near Summit Street.
00:04
Near Summit Street between East Eighth Street and East Ninth Street to apartment two.
00:10
Emergency traffic for reported chest pain.
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Unit six, station thirty-five, respond near Summit Street to apartment two.
00:20
Near Summit Street, apartment two between East Eighth Street and East Ninth Street.
00:24
Emergency traffic for a chest pain.
00:28
Squad thirty-five en route.
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Squad thirty-five responding.
00:35
Squad 35, unit six, you're responding near Summit Street.
00:40
Near Summit Street between East 9th Street and East 8th Street to apartment two.
00:46
A 79-year-old female completely alert.
00:49
Her breathing is not normal.
00:51
She's clammy at this time.
00:56
She has taken aspirin as we speak.
01:03
She is advising that she has asthma.
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Location mentioned:
Summit St, Madison, NC 27025
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