Man experiences seizure and receives CPR near Route 22A, Panton VT
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a 46-year-old man had a seizure near Route 22A in Panton. He stopped seizing but then showed agonal breathing. CPR was in progress at the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Champlain Valley Fire & EMS
Listen to dispatch call
02:42
Transcript:
00:00
Showing this time, for Jennifer, you respond to near Route 22A, in Panton,
00:06
46-year-old male, seizure.
00:16
Chairman Dispatch for Jones Rescue, respond to near Route 22A
00:23
and 46-year-old male seizure, currently not seizing at this time.
00:28
Permatone 2232.
00:33
Next to all respondent.
00:38
Please, go ahead and rescue.
00:48
Update from caller, the patient has agonal breathing at this time.
01:02
We're going to call on fire check availability or Charlotte and Gilberry medic.
01:10
Have a medic on in Charlotte.
01:12
I'm going fire now.
01:17
Copy that, hold medic.
01:18
Hold medic.
01:21
Go on.
01:46
So when a firefighter responds for Regents, please have to switch over in our channel Okay.
01:52
All right. All right.
01:56
All right.
01:57
All right. See one.
02:01
One. Allure again, see one of there.
02:04
No.
02:05
Again, see one of there.
02:09
Again, see one thing.
02:13
I'm seeing twenty-twenty third here, CPR on progress.
02:19
You want to stop our day? Here, CPR program.
02:40
I'm C210.
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Location mentioned:
VT-22A, Panton, VT 05491
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