Female hiker has low blood pressure and fainting on trail

Heard on: King WA Fire-Tac Group Calls

01:24

00:00

Rescue trail, aid 100 and forty-six, engine 100 and forty-eight on tax six.

00:06

Snow Lake Trailhead.

00:09

Rescue trail on tax six, aid 100 and forty-six, engine 100 and forty-eight at trailhead snow lake.

00:16

Thirteen 60 h .

00:21

Fire dispatch, you want briefing?

00:24

Go ahead.

00:28

We show engine 146 clear the burn complaint and show us a route to Snow Lake Trailhead instead of engine 148.

00:38

Engine 146 clear the burn complaint and route to the rescue trail instead of engine 148.

00:47

Affirmative. And can I get a short report for the trail rescue?

00:51

Hey, firm, it's going to be at the trailhead, Snow Lake.

00:55

Female, twenty-nine, low BP, syncopal episode.

01:01

Looks like about an hour into the trail.

01:05

The patient's going to try and make her way down on her own.

01:11

Unit 100 and forty-six received.

01:12

Also, in the CAD notes here is the patient declining aid.

01:16

Can you verify?

01:17

Hey, firm, looks like the patient.

01:20

No longer needs assistance, and she's going to just make her way down on her own.

01:23

Yes, thank you.

01:24

Copy.

9/6/2026 01:16 PM

Medical Emergency

Alpental Access Rd, North Bend, WA 98045

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