Woman with severe breathing difficulty treated near Antique Lane, Ruther Glen VA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders attended to a 35-year-old woman near Antique Lane who was experiencing severe breathing difficulties. She is conscious and has a history of chronic lung conditions. The woman suspects she has pneumonia and weighs approximately 400 pounds. Previously on oxygen therapy out of state, she has not been using it since moving to Virginia five months ago.
Audio|Heard on: Caroline County Fire and Rescue
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Transcript:
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Engine 10, and medic 101.
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Respond to priority 1 breathing problem near Antique Lane.
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Cross streets are Rogers Clark Boulevard.
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Company 10's district.
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Respond on fire tack 2.
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Timeout 0719.
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Medican one engine ten responding.
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Tannen is responding at 0720 alarm time 0719.
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You're responding for the priority one breathing difficulty.
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Near Antique Lane.
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Cross street Rogers Clark Boulevard.
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Do you have a 35-year-old female?
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Who's conscious in breathing.
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She believes she has pneumonia.
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She has a history of COPD and asthma.
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She weighs 400 pounds.
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She was on oxygen while living in Wisconsin,
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but has been in Virginia for five months and has not been placed with oxygen.
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Location mentioned:
Antique Ln, Ruther Glen, VA 22546
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