Male in alcohol withdrawal with breathing and abdominal issues
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Four Corners Area Fire and EMS
04:06
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00:08
Fort Lewis, that's District One and Medic Five.
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Respond to overdose or intoxication at (number withheld) Trail Road.
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Medic Five.
00:27
Medic Five is responding for Fort Lewis Mesa.
00:31
Copy. It's going to be for a 40-year-old male going for alcohol withdrawals, not violent, unknown weapon.
00:38
ERI for difficulty breathing and speaking and swallowing.
00:48
Be 40-year-old male alcohol withdrawal.
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33.
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33.
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Six three on scene, mercy.
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Zero 02:35 .
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Negative, Durango.
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Copy, cancel. Seven 36 .
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Seven 36 responding to station one.
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Do you want me to go on ahead and roll medic 71?
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Stand by at the station.
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We'll be there shortly.
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Forty.
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Seven 40 . Seven 40 responding directly.
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Copy. Zero 02:37 .
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The patient will be in the bed of his truck in the driveway.
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He is vomiting and having abdominal pain.
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I copy. Patient will be in the bed of his truck in his driveway.
02:31
Thank you. 338.
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701.
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701.
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701, responding.
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Station one.
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Seven hundred and four.
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Go for 704 .
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The patient advised the pain is getting worse and is requesting an ETA.
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We are 2 min out.
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Copy two out there.
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Go ahead.
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You were going to station one.
03:29
If you can grab medic six, that'd be great.
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Good copy.
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721 responding directly.
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Go for 704.
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When you turn onto Trail Road from (number withheld), it's going to be your immediate left, and then you're going to follow that all the way up until you see the RP's truck.
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Copy, thank you.
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