Ambulance requested for elderly and stroke patient transport, Lake Shore WA
Medical EmergencyAn ambulance was requested to transport two patients from an adult foster care facility. One is an 81-year-old patient from Lansing who needs hospital transport. The other is a 44-year-old female stroke patient ready for transport from near Madrona Street.
Audio|Source: Clark County Public Safety - CRESA Digital
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Transcript:
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They have an ambulance. This sounds like the patient just wants to ride to the hospital.
00:05
Yeah, for me.
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Okay.
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1629, thank you.
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Your patient details. I've had 1,800 on an 81-year-old from (name withheld) for DTI and maintenance, structure-only average size, needs a green fee, room 312.
00:30
Okay, thank you.
00:32
Okay,
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Dispatch back 16-10, transferent 0-1-1-P-1-P-0-LX.
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916 10, good one, so on.
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10,
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62. Just that's,
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9606-06-1.2-2-6. 2016-06 try again.
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That is 9606-01 C-cell.
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16191919, we copy the call.
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61919, thank you. This is the Code 1[1] Ambulance Request.
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I'm trying to gather information on it.
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2015 Carlson Road.
01:50
It appears to be a police request.
01:53
Same thing.
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2016-06, the coffee going to suffer.
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Good morning. Dispatch 816-51-51-51-1 here in the 5-8-9. You're ready to go?
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I cover you up in the 589 and I did call for you on.
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This 154, we're clear.
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It's great.
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Long Charles for it.
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I'm right. I'm good.
02:41
My question at 1626.
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May 1526,
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please close 36.
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306.
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31513,
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3,
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please close 5.8.
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Section 5.8.
03:00
It's driving.
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This question like 16, 15,
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transferring code one of PICEL.
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Good morning, 16, 15, 15, code one's not by.
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This slide 16, 20, if they were aware of those here, check out the 5117, good morning.
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Good morning, 16, 20, 2nd out the 517.
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Two years ago.
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I'm going to 1518, Stephanie.
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1651, state 5-5-0 for a few, I'm going to get to a direction.
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51 be copy.
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This match, 1605, I think this batch.
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1605.
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Sixthous out of server 60.
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Okay, have a 7164.
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616-19, Indjit-2.
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16-19, go ahead, into two.
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You can clear, they're just going P-O-P.
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16-19 coverage.
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Thank you. Thank you.
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We're going to be clear, available patients going P-OV.
04:48
Okay, 1618, I got the POV.
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Special, that was like 1619, one night.
04:55
Okay, 1619. Okay,
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1619, go ahead.
05:05
Yes,
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that's, Medics, 191-9. We were the ones that were clear, patients going POP.
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Medic 1619-19-19-19 going P-O-P.
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1651, I have a call for you.
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Just a meeting, copy grad.
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1651, thank you, sending pages over to you now.
05:35
This is a pickup at adult foster care for a transport trip with any of a dialysis.
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44-year-old female stroke patient, average size, pizza,
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green sheet for the return, so no PECIS needed right now.
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The pickup is right now ready to go on near Madrona Street, northwest Madrona Street.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Code 1: Non-emergency response; proceed without lights or sirens.
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Location mentioned:
NW Madrona St, Lake Shore, WA 98665
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