Medical call for person with breathing issues, Syracuse NY
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a medical call near Scott Avenue in Syracuse for a person experiencing agonal respirations. Units were dispatched with one later canceled after the initial response.
Audio|Heard on: Onondaga NY EMS Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Control 153.
00:03
One five three.
00:07
One five three, per the notes reported agonal respirations.
00:14
Received.
00:15
Can you start a mobile for a fly car supervisor as a precaution?
00:22
One five three received.
00:24
We'll get someone started.
00:25
Control 112, cold response for an RF.
00:30
Omen in Genesee.
00:33
One one two, it's a cold response.
00:36
Near Burnett Ave, cross of Greenway Ave.
00:42
Going for an 18 year old male with reported chest pain.
00:48
Near Burnett Avenue and Route 112.
00:53
One one two is showing up near Central Post.
00:59
Two zero six, we're at central.
01:03
Eighteen forty-one.
01:05
Control 168.
01:10
One six eight.
01:14
One six eight.
01:15
Start you on a hot response to near Scott Ave, cross of Euclid Avenue and Standish Terrace.
01:24
Meet 153 on scene.
01:26
Patient reported agonal respiration.
01:29
Near Scott Ave responding.
01:35
One six eight, you can now disregard.
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Location mentioned:
Scott Ave, Syracuse, NY 13224
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