Medical teams respond to chest pain and breathing issues, Alameda CA
Medical EmergencyMedical and fire teams are responding to multiple emergencies in Alameda, including a patient with chest pain and another with breathing problems. No criminal activity or fire is involved.
Audio|Source: Bay Area Various Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Up to District 1-191 response from Medical 240-0 Coddinger. Operate dispatched 2.
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Allenton response to V.L.F.
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151, Code 2[1] and on Medical, 240 Codenter Drive, near Pinehill Lane, dispatch two.
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Golly. Golly.
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The L.S. 151 in, right?
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Oh, got to DOS 151.
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Vision 91 confirm or no?
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Section 91 confirm or no?
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The 4-4-2-print 97[2]-all-10.
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Copy?
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I'll call 902-(number withheld).
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Okay,
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two, six five, go ahead.
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Inglis-191, which one would be a ULS.
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151, this has to be out-no medical, apartment 232, which is going to get her manager interpreter?
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What else I'll both for?
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Go ahead.
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Yeah, just wondering, if you can contact RFP for us, please, and have her meet us outside.
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It's a lot.
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EMS 319, I'm going to start of 21.
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I'll copy bulletins contact.
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Copy.
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I'll go EMS 30.
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EMS 30, yep.
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You can show me clear or switching back to Z-Kal.
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Oh, copies.
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I'll go EMS-30, you can show me A-O-R.
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EMS-30, E-M-S-30, Y-R.
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BOS 174, EMS90.
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Go ahead.
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Just check them back in with an updated status check.
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Are we just got patient off there, and we're declining now?
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Copy.
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We just excited somebody's going to be just here.
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Are you an Indian 11? Do you an ETA in our ambulance?
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Let me give him a call.
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The Interleven, five to six minutes up.
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Copy fix.
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Senator 13, engine 22 response for list to assist 868 Fargo. If we're going to discuss you.
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Also, Medics-265.
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Medi-265, go ahead.
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You can show us clear, no medical need.
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Ninety65, no medical need.
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Alpharmatic 592 click.
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Captain Ray 592, please you mid.
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Engine alarm, just for info, it's a BLS[4] rig and route.
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Alpharmac 5992, any chance we can get a few seven ways?
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Copy.
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Medic 592, Ibrahim.
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Copy, thank you.
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Engine 22, confirm it out.
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265, table.
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2.65, fairway.
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Okay, District 9, engine 9, respond from medical 1-744. Hey, so we operating on special 2.
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So, PILS 151.
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Go ahead, Ferralco.
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Are we still attached to this call?
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Alco 413, can we take our C-7? Minnick 413, Abram.
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Copy, thanks.
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This 151 essay from Savvy's, how should you call?
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Copy.
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The...the word to share.
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Oh, copy is on scene.
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After 174,
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clear.
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174, clear.
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Agent 91, Alco?
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We're at Agent 11.
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Amy on 15.
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Probably. Okay.
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253 clear.
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Govary 91.
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The call take is upgraded your call to chestbeings. You have BLS[4]H1 151 on the scene. Do you want to handle your unit?
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No, they're 253, clear.
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Another 253, clear. No, they're 253 clear.
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Alco BLS[4]-174 AOR[3] and are we cleared for C-7?
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UL.S.
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1704A4. Okay.
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UL.S.1704A.
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Okay.
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We're about to make picture contact, we'll advise.
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We'll be L.S.
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for right now.
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Okay, just keeping BLS[4] for now.
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Okay. Thank you. Thank you. 5.3Money. We're cleared for O2.
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Committee 25 April.
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Committee to pass to April.
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Engine 22, Responding for Olympus. This is going to be apartment 204 Delta[5], 204 Delta.
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Engine 15.
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Delta[5] response breathing problems.
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near 30th Street, Unit C.
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Agent 22, RP is unable to lock the door. They are allowing force entry at this time.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Code 2: Urgent, expedited response without lights or siren; proceed promptly while obeying all traffic laws.
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97: Unit has arrived or is present at the designated location or scene.
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AOR: Available on radio (unit status)
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BLS: Basic Life Support medical care or unit providing non-advanced emergency assessment and treatment.
[5]
Delta: High-priority emergency medical response for serious or potentially life-threatening conditions.
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