Medical emergency for chest pain in elderly woman, Hillsboro OR
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, an 82-year-old woman at near Southeast 6th Avenue experienced chest pain with rapid breathing and high blood pressure. She has a history of heart problems and fluid retention. Responders noted mobility issues for one occupant and access cautions.
Audio|Heard on: Washington County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Engine 2, Rescue 1, and EMR 137.
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Respond to chest pain at near Southeast 6th Avenue.
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Cross streets are Southeast Cedar Street and Southeast Shiga Court.
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Engine 59, Engine 212, and AMR 133 respond to traffic accidents with injuries on I-5 Freeway Northbound near Southwest Sagart Street.
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Engine 2, Rescue 1, and AMR 137 for chest pain at near Southeast 6th Avenue across Southeast Cedar Street and Sega Court.
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A patient is an 82-year-old female, conscious, breathing rapidly, with elevated blood pressure.
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This started about an hour ago.
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Historical heart problems include severe atrial fibrillation,
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and history of fluid retention.
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There is a caution note for this address: two occupants, (name withheld) has mobility issues,
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and cannot have blood pressure or IV in right arm.
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There is no entry or access information.
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Location mentioned:
SE 6th Ave, Hillsboro, OR 97123
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