Medical emergency for woman with breathing difficulty, Edmond OK
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency responders were called to a medical emergency near North Boulevard for a 73-year-old woman experiencing difficulty breathing and low oxygen levels.
Audio|Heard on: Edmond Police and Fire
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Transcript:
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Engine 1, respond to difficulty breathing near North Boulevard,
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map page 28A.
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Engine 1, difficulty breathing near North Boulevard, map page 28A.
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One of three, one of three, priority one[1] breathing problems near North Boulevard, Redford Village, 101621.
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Engine 1 responding.003 is for responding?
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Engine 1 responding.1014 at the female house, around just 5-1, and right to 8-1, and right to 24-Santa.
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So.
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Region 2 is on seat.
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NG121.
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Major 1.
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Major 1.
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7.9. Unit 1034, reckless driver.
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Workless driver leaving 215 west and forth, 215 west standforth, north high school, and eastbound, white truck, clean north pole, (number withheld).
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Almost hit the calling party.
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Not being followed, 1623.
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Agent 1.
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Patient is going to be a 73-year-old female, a conscience in breathing, with shortness of breath,
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calling parties advising her oxygen stats are at 57 percent.
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Major 1, clear.
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[1]
priority one: Highest priority emergency response
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Location mentioned:
North Blvd, Edmond, OK 73034
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