Medical call not a code red in Virginia Beach, Virginia Beach VA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a possible cardiac arrest at a residence near Jacqueline Avenue in Virginia Beach. The patient, an older adult, was found conscious and breathing. The incident was later determined not to be a code red situation.
Audio|Heard on: Virginia Beach EMS
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01:20
Transcript:
00:00
20P, cardiac arrest call near Jacqueline Avenue.
00:06
Engine 7 is en route, 0924.
00:13
Got it.
00:16
7924.
00:22
We copy you out of your cardiac call, near Middle Plantation Crag.
00:26
Middle Plantation, your patient would be a 90-year-old female.
00:29
She's breathing, she's conscious.
00:31
Turn 925.
00:36
126B, copying route to your illness call, near Aspen Drive.
00:43
40-year-old male, patient breathing, patient conscious.
00:46
Turn 926.
00:48
Was 320p? I do copy.
00:50
You're on scene, engine seven just hit it on scene.
00:52
EMS one en route.
00:54
Patient's 43-year-old.
00:57
Also agonal breathing at 0926.
01:04
Engine seven to Virginia Beach.
01:06
End of seven.
01:10
Patient is conscious and responding to command.
01:15
(name withheld), working. Not a code red patient responding and conscious at 0926.
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Location mentioned:
Jacqueline Ave, Virginia Beach, VA 23462
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