Medical call for male vomiting and breathing trouble, Strongsville OH
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services responded to a male patient near Pearl Road, room 134, who was vomiting and having difficulty breathing. Medic 5 was initially assigned but replaced by Medic 3 due to mechanical problems.
Audio|Heard on: Southwest Emergency Dispatch Center (SWEDC)
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Transcript:
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Strongsville medics are responding near Pearl Road,
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near Pearl Road.
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For your response to patient,
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male vomiting.
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Room 134.
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Strongsville at 5, this fish.
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StrongFirmat 5.
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Medic 5 is available and we'll take that call.
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Medic 3 can stand out.
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Trapi, Medic 3 remaining quarters.
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Medic 5 will handle.
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May 3 can be remaining in court.
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Central Medic 4 dispatch.
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Press.
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Press. Press.
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Medic 4 in the south west east.
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Stappian.
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Strong Zill-Medic 5 dispatch.
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Okay.
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Medic 5 is having mechanical issues.
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Go ahead and send Medic 3 to that.
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We will be first responding in Engine 4.
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Okay.
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Central Medicine, if you could respond near Pearl Road.
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Male, room 134, responsive, he's vomiting,
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issues breathing.
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Trenching 4 will be en route as well.
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Three copies.
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Copy.
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Location mentioned:
Pearl Rd, Strongsville, OH 44136
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