Medical emergency near Penrose Ave in Atlantic City, Atlantic City NJ
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were dispatched to a possible cardiac-related medical emergency near Penrose Ave in Atlantic City. Personnel from Engine 3 attended to a male patient who appeared to have very low blood pressure, low oxygen levels, and an unmeasurable temperature. The scene communication also referenced New Standard Senior Living and a nurse station. The patient was pale and sweaty but reported no additional symptoms.
Audio|Heard on: Atlantic County Fire and EMS - Digital
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Transcript:
00:00
Medical emergency cardiac near Penrose Ave.
00:03
That's for Penrose Ave, emergency cardiac.
00:08
(name withheld).
00:13
Engine three responding.
00:17
Engine three responding also.
00:26
We're seeing 15 false.
00:29
Fifteen false.
00:32
Fire is clear for sure.
00:33
Anything pending?
00:39
I'm glad you asked.
00:41
We just got one for New Standard Senior Living.
00:43
It's a nurse station three for cardiac.
00:47
One moment, I'll give you the specifics.
00:49
Crazy.
00:55
Male patient, pulse ox is eighty-seven percent.
00:58
Blood pressure is seventy-eight over forty-two, temperature too low to register on thermometer.
01:04
He's pale and sweaty but not complaining of anything else.
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Location mentioned:
Penrose Ave, Atlantic City, NJ 08401
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