Medical team responds to carbon monoxide exposure incident, Johnson County KS
Medical EmergencyMedical teams responded to a carbon monoxide exposure at a residence near Timlock Street. They turned off the stove's gas and used fans to ventilate the area. Several medical units were sent, and at least one patient was taken to a hospital for treatment.
Audio|Source: Johnson County Kansas Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Medical, Rescue Engine 44, Mediq 1143,
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near Timlock Street.
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Next to Anthony at KU, 2112.
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Rescue engine 44, Medical 1143, now quick for your subject.
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Rescue 51 command.
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Go ahead, rescue 51.
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Go ahead, rescue 51.
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Set the power, the gas off to the stove.
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We're just going to start kind of light and see if we can get these levels to drop.
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No needs.
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Gabi, guys, put the stove,
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the ventilation, no needs.
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Rescue engine forty-four contact.
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Rescue engine 44 contact.
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Rescue engine 44 contact.
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You could go ahead, rescue 51.
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We're going to need another fan or two to help with ventilation in here.
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Copy another fan or two.
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Help with the ventilation.
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Command, NGP.P.5.
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Can you guys get two fans and take to Rescue 51, help with the ventilation?
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Engine 55 copies two fans to help Rescue 51 ventilation.
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Okay.
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The rescue engine 34 to 9-1143, you can't clear.
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From for four quarters.
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Medical 1143 clear.
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The Medical 1143, clear.
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Medi1143, clear.
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21, clear.
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Squad 41, clear.
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Squad 41, clear.
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Medical 1142, transporting Advent, Maine, aware of status.
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Medical 1144 is hostile.
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Which medic unit transporting and health strong your mission?
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Medical 1142, awareness status.
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