Possible stroke reported near southwest park avenue, Portland OR
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a medical response was initiated for a possible stroke or change in consciousness at Admiral Apartments near Southwest Park Avenue in Portland. Medic 360 and fire units were dispatched amid heavy fog conditions. The call includes a lift assist and triage under a medical protocol for consciousness change.
Audio|Heard on: Portland Area Fire and Rescue
Listen to dispatch call
01:29
Transcript:
00:00
The note say that this is a stroke, but it's priority for? Is that correct?
00:05
That's what the caller started with at the beginning of the call.
00:08
It looks like it was eventually triaged under protocol 31 for a change and level of consciousness.
00:18
1813.
00:23
It's a 229.
00:26
Tension 29.
00:29
Yeah,
00:30
we've investigated the area.
00:32
Not even look at any smoke, there's heavy fog up here at the time though.
00:36
Engine 29 will be in service.
00:38
Copy on service, heavy fog at 1814.
00:45
Truck 1 over the air, going on a lift assist, Admiral Apartments, near Southwest Park Avenue, Unit 201, Respond on OPS-1.
00:54
Truck 1 going on a lift assist, Admiral Apartments,
00:58
near Southwest Park Avenue, Unit 201, Respond in Office 1, it's 1815.
01:02
Is that just a 14?
01:06
Do we change the medic unit or do we still have one coming?
01:10
You've got Medic 360 en route.
01:12
They had been put on scene in error, but are en route.
01:19
820.
01:22
To scratch and engine 14, you can actually show Medic 360 arriving.
01:25
We'll be in the air with you shortly.
01:28
36, he arrived at age 20.
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Location mentioned:
SW Park Ave, Portland, OR 97205
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