Medical response to man with breathing problems, Montpelier VA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, engine and medic units were dispatched near Scotchtown Road in Montpelier for a 61-year-old man having difficulty breathing. The patient was conscious and had used his prescribed medication but was struggling to speak between breaths.
Audio|Heard on: Hanover County Fire / EMS
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Transcript:
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Engine 411 and medic 408, breathing problem.
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near Scotchtown Road.
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Engine 411 and medic 408,
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breathing problem.
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near Scotchtown Road.
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Cross streets are South Anna Lane and Mountain Road.
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Station 11's district.
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Tac 4, time out 1725.
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Hanover Ambulance 411.
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Ambulance 411?
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We'll take that call on our first due.
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I copy. Show you back and clear from the previous call at 1726 hours.
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Medic 408, copy cancel.
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Ambulance 411 will take your run.
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Medic 408 clear and cancel.
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Hanover Ambulance 411, Engine 411, you're responding near Scotchtown Road.
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near Scotchtown Road, cross streets of South Anna Lane and Mountain Road for a 61-year-old man, conscious and breathing with difficulty.
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He has used his prescribed medication and has difficulty speaking between breaths.
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It is at 411, okay.
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1727 hours.
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Location mentioned:
Scotchtown Rd, Montpelier, VA 23192
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