Person suffers cardiac arrest possibly due to overdose, San Diego CA
Medical EmergencyA person experienced cardiac arrest near El Cajon Boulevard and 54th Street in San Diego. Emergency responders arrived and assessed that the incident was likely due to an overdose rather than a traditional cardiac event.
Audio|Source: San Diego City and Poway Fire
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Transcript:
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Truck 10, cardiac arrest,
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7-ECHO[1], 7 Fox stront, El Cajon Boulevard, and 54th Street. Truck 10, 7 Echo, 7 Fox Strunt.
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Matrimanek 17? Medi 17?
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Metramatic 17. Did the RP?E happen to specify whether this is on the north or south side of the street?
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Middick 17, standby.
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Copy, thank you.
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Retro engine 10.
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Matron, 210,
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we're right next subtracting, we'll take that CPR, put it subtractive.
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Andrew 10, copy.
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Engine 10, cardiac arrest,
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7-Eco, 7 Fox Dront, El Cajon Boulevard, and 54th Street. Engine 10, 7 Echo, 7 Fox Drunt.
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Truck 10, cancel response, engine 10 to handle, break, Medic 17 Metro.
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Go ahead. Truck 10, copies cancel.
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Medic 17.
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via the SOS showing south of the intersection on 54th Street. Seam with the patient.
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1025 copy at Seam with the Patient.
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Medics 17 copies south side of the street on 54th.
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Medic 10 Metro Cancel Response, BLS3 to handle.
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And copy, can you have also available?
01:27
Medic 10 available.
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Notromedict 17, this is not a CPR, likely an OD.
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Medics 17, copy, not a CPR, likely in OD.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
7-ECHO: Highest-priority emergency response code for burns or explosions, used in dispatch and radio communications.
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Location mentioned:
El Cajon Blvd & 54th St, San Diego, CA 92115
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