Medical emergency: 56-year-old man with respiratory distress, Glen Burnie MD
Medical EmergencyA 56-year-old man was reported with severe respiratory distress. Emergency medical services were dispatched, but the closest hospital, BWMC, had no available beds and requested diversion. EMS continued to transport the patient to the original location as instructed.
Audio|Source: Anne Arundel County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Medical 12th Fire Alone,
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9 o'clock BWMC, some of the priority 1, 56-year-old male, respiratory distress.
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Okay, what's read here?
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10 minutes.
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I call.
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Fliss.
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Paralumumatic 12.
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Firelam, Nometic 12.
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We notified BWMC, they asked if you can divert. They stated they have no bed.
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EMS2, there on one, Bravo[1].
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EMS2, 912.
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AMS2, go ahead.
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What did you say, your EPA to BWF?
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We have a six minute EPA. Would you like us to reverse?
02:09
Probably one patient, correct?
02:13
That is correct.
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Negative, continue to your destination.
02:19
Copy that. We'll continue to the W.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Bravo: Medium-priority medical response (MPDS determinant)
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Location mentioned:
Near Hospital Dr, Glen Burnie, MD 21061
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