Medical emergency at Atlantic Avenue residence, Ocean City MD
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency personnel responded to a medical incident near Atlantic Avenue in Ocean City. A fifty-six-year-old woman experienced fainting and clamminess and had a history of high blood pressure. Paramedics and fire crew provided assistance at the residence.
Audio|Heard on: Worcester MD EMS-Tac Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Paramedic three response.
00:02
Paramedic three, ten twenty-two.
00:04
Engine one responding.
00:07
Engine one, ten twenty-two.
00:11
Ocean City to engine one, it's going to be an alpha related call now.
00:15
Your choice if you should continue with looking at a fifty-six-year-old female who had a syncopal episode.
00:24
Passed out on the elevator, now on the stairs.
00:29
Caller advises the woman has a history of hypertension and is clammy.
00:36
33, hold on a second.
00:39
Engine 1 will continue until the medic unit arrives in the tower room.
00:43
Engine 3, 10-24.
00:45
Three patient contact.
00:48
Three patient contact, that's twenty-five.
00:52
Engine one's on the scene, resident inside.
00:56
Engine one, you're arriving at the twenty-seven.
00:59
Engine one, sorry, we didn't realize you were still coming.
01:01
You can go in service.
01:04
Engine one's available.
01:07
Directed to 28th Street.
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Location mentioned:
Atlantic Ave, Ocean City, MD 21842
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