Medic unit assists man with chest pain on US 601, Yadkin County NC
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a medic unit was dispatched to assist an adult male experiencing chest pain and abnormal vital signs along US 601 Highway South in North Carolina. The scene was located off the roadway, and responders were provided directions to access the location.
Audio|Heard on: Yadkin County Public Safety (VIPER P25)
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
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Medic Five, thirty-one nurse squad on cardiac.
00:03
Twenty-seven forty-two, four-digit number withheld.
00:05
US 601 highway south, central out.
00:07
Zero six forty-one.
00:13
Medic Five copying route.
00:19
Medic Five copy.
00:25
Everyone, no squad on cardiac, four-digit number withheld, south US 601 highway.
00:32
Your patient's going to be a unknown age male.
00:41
Reporting that he's not feeling well.
00:46
Patient has taken his own pulse.
00:48
Blood pressure, different readings each time.
00:53
Chest pain included.
00:57
Ready five here.
00:58
Injury is going to run just past the guardrail on the left if you're heading south.
01:03
The residence is going to be well off the roadway.
01:05
Approximately 20 to 30 foot paved entry before it turns to single lane gravel.
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Further directions on how to access same are in your CAD notes.
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Location mentioned:
US-601, North Carolina
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