Multiple unresponsive and breathing difficulty emergencies reported, Woodlawn MD
Medical EmergencyMedical teams in Baltimore County responded to multiple emergencies involving unconscious and unresponsive patients, including a 67-year-old woman with breathing difficulties and muscle spasms, and a 68-year-old man experiencing chest pain, vomiting blood, and breathing problems. Several others in the area also fainted or became unresponsive. Immediate medical assistance was provided at various locations, including near Ridge Avenue and the Cancer Institute.
Audio|Source: Baltimore County Fire and EMS - Digital
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Transcript:
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Patient had some Oreos, a lot of sugar was high and he's taking some medicine on his own.
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279, I'm going to hand our orders you. The funding am as far as much 1-204. On C.A.L.S. Fall injury.
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Near Ridge Avenue, Grushet Hill and Road and Eggbrod Avenue. Respondos Central Thursday 9.
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Okay.
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Okay.
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Okay. 922, stand by Birdcobody.
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Anbo 485 in route.
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Handbo of 45. You have a 67-year-old female, gosh, and breathing.
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Having weakness, muscle spasms, and the right arm.
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A megalox 19-9 tower 323 Meg19 AMS2 respond for unconscious patient lab core 25 pressure drive pressure of McDonner Road and Park Center court respond on web meg-19
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station very dispatch for inter ones
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God 39 since they can handle the patient you can go ahead and cancel ALS[2] in the MS class I got back thank you buddy
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You want me to run this medical box for my station or stand at one box? MS5 just in order to ask for 1330. We picked up the MSA. All right, I was dispatched on a one box with AMBO[3] 395. Do you want me to take this medical box I'm coming from station? We find somebody else for that one box.
01:30
Okay, that's fine.
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MS8, you can remain in service.
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MS2, you can clear.
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Okay,
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how you're out?
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Okay, I'd be a route, 1331.
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And in 11, you miss one vehicle arrived, 2-13.
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Engine 11, 1331.
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And June 11 is clear? Agent 11, thank you everyone.
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32's row.
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Squad 3.22, Abby and Rout. Unit's Medical Box[1] 19-19.
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3-0 female, not conscious, is breathing while she passed out of the location.
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Thank you.
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1332.
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Angel 11, two by copy.
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The Box 1-dose-34, engine 11 and Bill 19 respond for a fainting.
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The Cancer Institute is 75-1 Oster Drive, Prestor Auburn Drive, Stone Central 1332.
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And June 11 is a note.
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Agent 11 is arrived.
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Agent 11, 5032.
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AMB1119 are up.
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N119, 3032.
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Clear.
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OX1-39 engine 307, Medicare, response for back pain, pass in library.
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320, you are pro-rogression, west, Tussi Gavito,
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northwest,
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central, 1333.
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Terry, 212, 1333.
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1333.
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That's where else.
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Medic 3, 38, 1333.
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That's Roman.
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Do the caller give any parking lot, parking garage or cars?
04:04
That's negative. Unfortunately all we have is the cancer industry. I will try to call back to get more for you.
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Thank you.
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5 arrived.
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TMS 5 arrived, 13, 1330.
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Bye.
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Utility 304 is a route for 3 or 7.
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Yeah.
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Utility 304, heavy route, 1334.
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500515 AMS 3, Sunback 7-9 for our problems.
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915, garden drive, pressure, southlyle Avenue, and a dead end, respond on East 1335. Is that missing?
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11 from his session?
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11.
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They said it's a blue or dark gray Honda CRV in front of the building, and there's multiple people standing in front of it, so we'd be down.
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Okay, thank you.
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Section 35.
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This is from 190.
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119. Do you want 111 if you could pull or we've spoken there?
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Johnson, I was just cleared up some transmissions.
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M111 is hitting 1-34 for the fading.
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35-1-1, also drive, number 11.
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All right, you're switching. Mark, then round.
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A119, you're in service.
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296, 26. Section 36.
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Special factory, uh, do you have a BELA that was close to your one box? I forget that back pay-call, I'm still with a station.
05:59
Okay, just asking for ALS[2]. You still have 119 handle?
06:06
Uh, yeah, yeah, please.
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I'm got, 6-66.
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Okay, I'm glad, 6-66.
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Okay, we'll ask.
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What question?
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Thanks, 6, 6.6.
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We'll be pulling up in a second.
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Do you need any good size?
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Just bring the structure. I've got everything else. I'm just getting to the station 799 station.
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Okay.
06:35
Okay. Station 1336.
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36 available inspections.
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306. 306.
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Okay, let's hear right.
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The 515 EMS3, 68-year-old man, conscious, having trouble breathing,
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saying he's having heart problems, also vomiting blood,
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and chest pain,
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said he cannot talk.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Medical Box: Box assignment/area identifier used for dispatching resources to a medical incident
[2]
ALS: Advanced medical response and transport providing higher-level care, typically by paramedics.
[3]
AMBO: Ambulance (medical unit)
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Security Blvd, Woodlawn, MD
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