Emergency responders dispatched for cardiac arrest call
Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were sent to a location for a cardiac arrest case involving an elderly woman.
Audio|Source: Cleveland Fire and EMS
02:16
Transcript:
You're called to 1919 for a 911 hangout. I was wondering if you had a callback. Rescue 1, I apologize you are going to be in service on their call. Okay, thank you. Thank you. Captain 1, I copy you in 7th, beginning, on Metro. Mismatch Rescue loans in service, 2. That's one. Okay, Wolfram. 30 now is a lot of two. Happy Natskill. Go to get fuel, order. Top 10 first responder, 2.19 Amplicide. Happy and not to fuel. Engine 23 will slow. In 33, first respond, on 37, West 412. Presby 1st. Presby 1. To try for all. Any 24 first response. 317661. Before the ride, we're ready for the call. NX24, respond 3171, 61, 3176. 161, you have an 82-year-old female full arrest[1]. Copy. Showing your route, your time is 22, 54. Your vet number is going to be set. Dispast, your 11, this is 3,2,1. End of 11, 321.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
full arrest: Patient in cardiac arrest, requiring immediate medical attention
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Cleveland, OH
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