Paramedics respond to breathing difficulty and allergic reaction, Baltimore MD
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Medical EmergencyParamedics responded to a woman with breathing difficulty at a Wawa convenience store near Rossville Boulevard. They also treated a man at Hullabird Middle School having an allergic reaction with facial swelling and hives. An EpiPen was given to the man during treatment.
Audio|Heard on: Baltimore County Fire and EMS - Digital
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05:38
Transcript:
00:00
Medical 11 from dispatch?
00:02
All right, Medical 11,
00:07
Respond 16-10, Bob.
00:14
11 16-10 for trouble breathing at the Wawa near Rossville Boulevard in 695 Medic 11 Oh,
00:30
would you serve me on first responder?
00:32
Yeah,
00:33
I know. Okay, I'll get you on started.
00:35
55 have you arrive.
00:38
And medic 16 from this match.
00:44
Which hospital are you transporting to?
00:50
Okay, I'm direct.
00:52
1251.
00:55
AMO 455 arrives at 201.
00:58
AMBO 485, I have you at the hospital.
01:06
1252. I have 16 by four call.
01:14
Burt, welcome out 6-1, Indian 61, first-pond for medical 1-0-6, alerts per action, near Delvale Avenue, Cross Street, Leslie Road, and Byrd Avenue at the Halliburton Road School, Borough East.
01:26
12 at 2.
01:33
Lovolk and down.
01:35
I mentioned I said 3d1-1-1-1-1-2-2-2-1-2-1-2-1-1-1-12 told me.
01:47
Can you miss phone direct so I'm going to be in Will.
01:50
Hi.
01:52
You must do, 1253.
01:57
253rd. 295-5-5-12-1-1-com.
02:04
Okay, I'm direct.
02:07
Honestly, it's all I got right now, but thank you.
02:11
I'm direct.
02:15
Add to 16, Louis.
02:19
Okay, edge 16, I have you around.
02:24
Special Medical Levin.
02:25
I'm looking at the comments.
02:27
It looks like the caller is calling from a private ambulance.
02:30
If that's the case, you can put the first in service.
02:37
Okay.
02:39
I'm not sure if it's a private AMBO, but apparently the caller's an EMT.
02:46
The 66-year-old female conscious, abnormal breathing?
02:52
Females having trouble breathing and has a UTI.
02:56
She's in a commercial end up.
02:58
Okay, I didn't see that part.
02:59
You're right.
03:00
Okay, Entit 16, you can clear.
03:04
6-5 dispatch.
03:06
That'll be your company on the scene.
03:09
Customer walk in there anyway.
03:11
Nobody's talking.
03:12
All right, I have you clear.
03:16
Entit 16 from this batch.
03:19
and ready to get off on 40, we'll continue just in case.
03:24
Okay, I'm direct.
03:26
Truckee from dispatch.
03:29
It's clear.
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I have you cleared 12-foot before.
03:36
Okay. Okay.
03:37
45 to be approved by 3535-65-600.
03:41
19909, my two-way, crushing.
03:43
Coffney Road in Christian Court, Riddle Central, 25.
03:52
Medic 11 from dispatch.
03:57
Go ahead.
03:59
117 says they're about the class of class 6, into 41,
04:03
finish your own lake, crush you have a dead end in the Woodway.
04:07
We're on the roadway in York Grove right now.
04:14
Okay,
04:15
I am
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Okay, I'm going to swap your call out, but you'll be going to a 15 box.
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Stand by.
04:27
All right,
04:29
medic one second.
04:30
Thank you.
04:33
960, 12 express.
04:46
Heavy around 4.56.
04:48
Having a friend into the car.
04:54
55 minutes, 60, 73-year-old male.
04:56
conscious of breathing, little blood pressure, 70 over 45, oxygen is at 88%.
05:06
So thanks.
05:08
You're welcome. Thank you.
05:11
1250.
05:14
In fact 61, medic 1,006, Hullabird Middle School, 35-year-old male consciousness breathing.
05:23
His face is swelling and he has hives.
05:26
He's having an allergic reaction.
05:28
An EpiPen was administered.
05:30
He's in the nurse's office.
05:34
Thank you. You're welcome, 1257.
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Delvale Ave, Baltimore, MD 21222
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