Medical emergency for woman with breathing and heart issues, Seekonk MA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were dispatched to Southcoast Urgent Care near Commerce Way for a 66-year-old woman in a wheelchair experiencing shortness of breath and a rapid heart rate. She has a history of heart problems.
Audio|Heard on: Seekonk Fire Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Engine 1, Rescue 2, medical for urgent care.
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Engine 1 was Rescue 2.
00:08
Respond 39 Commerce Way, the Southcoast Urgent Care at room 5.
00:13
That's a 66-year-old female wheelchair bound.
00:18
Having shortness of breath and rapid heart rate, she does have her cardiac history.
00:23
The engine 1 was rescue 2.
00:25
The urgent care, 39 commerce way.
00:27
Room 5, (name withheld), tachycardia, and shortness of breath.
00:31
Cardiac history, time out of 1624.
00:41
Rescue on the pilot.
00:44
Go ahead, sir.
00:48
The show is clear, back in service will be responding over 39 commerce lights.
00:53
Receive Rusty 1, that's the urgent here.
00:55
Rusty 2 remain in 1525.
01:04
All right, along station 2 has that.
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We'll be remaining a service.
01:10
Redden.
01:18
EMS on the final.
01:22
EMS1. EMS1,
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you can add me the Combsley.
01:27
Responding to 39 Commerce Way.
01:31
Receive, engine 1 and EMS1, responding to 1626.
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Location mentioned:
Commerce Way, Seekonk, MA 02771
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