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Medical emergency at 6185 Warp Drive involving a 76-year-old female with chest pain and heart attack history; Delta-level response with Medic 2 and Engine 3 dispatched., Oakland County MI
Medical EmergencyMedical emergency at 6185 Warp Drive involving a 76-year-old female with chest pain and heart attack history; Delta-level response with Medic 2 and Engine 3 dispatched.
Audio|Heard on: Oakland County Fire/EMS MABAS 3201 (North) - Dispatch/Tac/Talk (P25)
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01:18
Transcript:
00:00
BEMS. Medical Emergency Delta[1], 6185 Warp Drive.
00:04
Female thinks she is having a heart attack history of heart problems, heart meds and heart attack in June medical first party.
00:11
76-year-old, female, conscious, breathing.
00:15
Station 1.
00:17
Engine 3. Medic 2
00:20
Norfolk Miss Hitch Rescue 1 arrival?
00:23
Kathy, Rescue 1 has arrived.
00:28
I'm going to 2 en route.
00:32
Medic 2 en route. Mediq 2 in-Rout.
00:34
Medic 3, clear, in service.
00:42
The medic 3, sure you clear and in service. The medic 3 show you clear and in service.
00:44
Like,
00:49
how to get friends from,
00:51
Prosecute, too.
00:52
Okay.
00:58
She was back in the quarters.
00:59
That's all line-tallely enough.
01:01
We can't give you back in the cell unit.
01:08
I'm very clear enough here from Peters Barn at 1042.
01:14
She is a delta-level response.
01:16
She is clammy and not breathing normally.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Delta: High-priority medical response or designation for building side D in incident management.
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Oakland County, MI
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