Medical emergency for elderly woman with breathing difficulty, Baltimore County MD
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Medical EmergencyAn 87-year-old woman near Gaylawn Drive was reported to have difficulty breathing. Emergency responders arrived to assist her, noting she was alert. The situation included some confusion about medication possibly causing symptoms.
Audio|Heard on: Baltimore County Fire and EMS - Digital
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Transcript:
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For EO5, Medic 113 for the ALS upgrade.
00:03
Near Gaylawn Drive between Bright Avenue and Lane Avenue for trouble breathing.
00:08
Restan on West, 1629.
00:11
Utility 3 and 4, around to 17 months.
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Station, we can take that 36 loss.
00:21
Utility 3 and 4 have you around.
00:23
Inter11, you're clear.
00:28
(number withheld).
00:29
Thank you, 5 is about, are we still needed?
00:36
Andrew-1-1-10.
00:38
You can go in service.
00:41
Just give me one second.
00:42
I'm switching everybody around.
00:45
He said an 87-year-old female, some breathing.
00:50
Make sure as the breath fainted, patient is fully alert.
00:55
304 direct-one comments.
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1630.
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1130.
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113, I have your route.
01:15
41 is clear.
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41 have you clear.
01:20
And M.O.R. 375M.13.
01:22
The patient's rising to come to the side door and should be a lot.
01:26
20-year-old female clenches can breathing, so she's having trouble breathing and tend to traffic.
01:32
Does she just stop thinking her medication?
01:37
Maybe causing the issue.
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Location mentioned:
Gaylawn Dr, Halethorpe, MD 21227
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