Four-month-old unresponsive infant ventilated en route to hospital, Philadelphia PA
Medical EmergencyEmergency medical personnel responded to near N 12th St for a four-month-old infant who was unresponsive and required ventilation. The patient was transported to St. Christopher’s Hospital with an estimated arrival time of 10 minutes.
Audio|Source: Philadelphia Fire - South Fire/South Medics
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Transcript:
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Medicaid, I have a crashing pediatric pension.
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In Gen 50ES10,
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near N 12th St to assist Medicaid with the crashing patient, and Gen 50ES10,
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near N 12th St to assist medicate with a crashing patient.
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31.
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See, Medi 31.
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Can we get an address confirmation? We don't see Temple Police here and nobody's coming to the door.
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Okay, 35.
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Next, 385.
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Proceeded, Mike 35.
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Can I make this unbounded with alibals?
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Receive.
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Receive. The receipt is empty.
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The patient is empty.
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Formative,
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this is medication patient.
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Pediatric patient.
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ES9.
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I see ES9.
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I think I'm questioning of black-cratching patients in ESF.
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Put me in on that?
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Affirmative.
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Depend. Proceed, yes, 10.
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Am I still proceeding in or you give it to ES9?
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I'm giving it to ES9. I was about to recall you.
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Yes, then you can recall.
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I'm available.
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Thanks, ES9.
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Okay, I need a HES percent, correct.
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Proceed Medicaid.
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Four-month-old mail on responses being ventilated, ETA to St. Christopher’s Hospital is going to be 10 minutes.
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Location mentioned:
Near N 12th St, Philadelphia, PA 19133
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