89-year-old woman with breathing difficulty in Washington County, Sherwood OR
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, an 89-year-old woman in Washington County is experiencing difficulty speaking and breathing. She has a medical history of Alzheimer's disease and recent pneumonia and is very weak. Emergency responders are on scene near Southwest Falls Peak Road.
Audio|Heard on: Washington County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Respond to code Wausick person.
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At near Southwest Falls Peak Road.
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Cross streets are Southwest View Ridge Lane and Southwest Orcadia Drive.
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Engine 5-2 is with patient.
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This is I-code.
00:17
Engine 57, you can cancel.
00:22
Engine 57, copy.
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Forker, John, why don't you put us on that Code 1 in Wilson? We'll think we're closer to 34, can.
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I copy.
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Engine 34, you can just record.
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34 copies, thanks.
00:43
Engine 57. Respond to Code 1-Fault.
00:48
At near Southwest Town Center Loop West.
00:53
Cross streets are Southwest citizens drive in Southwest Wilsonville Road.
01:11
We have been able to give you to me a book.
01:18
The 19-AMR-102-6-440, near Southwest Falls Peak Road, crosses View Ridge Lane and Orcadia Drive.
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The patient is an 89-year-old female.
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She is having difficulty speaking.
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She's having difficulty breathing.
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She has history Alzheimer's coughing, recent history pneumonia.
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She's very weak.
01:41
There is a gate code in your call line 7.
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