Medical emergency near Webster St in Palo Alto, Palo Alto CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a possible medical emergency involving an elderly woman who was unconscious and having trouble breathing near Webster Street in Palo Alto. Multiple medic and engine units were dispatched, and responders began CPR procedures on the patient.
Audio|Heard on: Santa Clara CA Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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01:27
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 63 and medic 61, respond to medical aid near Webster Street.
00:06
Unit 735 cross streets are Homer Avenue and Channing Avenue.
00:13
South of fire, medic 62.
00:15
Medic 62.
00:18
We'll take that call from medic 51.
00:21
Medic 52, jump.
00:27
Medic 62, respond to medical aid echo near Webster Street.
00:33
Unit 735 cross streets are Homer Avenue and Channing Avenue.
00:40
Engine 63, medic 62.
00:42
Echo response.
00:44
Elderly female, not conscious.
00:49
Ineffective breathing.
00:53
Hello, fire engine sixty-three.
00:55
Go ahead and start the second engine.
00:58
Ten for a second engine.
01:04
Engine sixty-one, respond to medical aid echo near Webster Street.
01:10
Unit 735 cross streets are Homer Avenue and Channing Avenue.
01:16
Engine sixty-three.
01:19
We have the patient on the floor.
01:21
They're starting chest compressions.
01:26
Six, we got six.
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Location mentioned:
Webster St, Palo Alto, CA 94301
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