Man collapses with severe breathing trouble in Bellevue, Bellevue ID
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Medical EmergencyMedical teams rush to Bellevue's Galena Building, attending a critically ill 56-year-old man struggling to breathe and showing signs of fever and high blood pressure.
Audio|Heard on: Blaine County Amateur Radio / Fire/EMS / Life Flight (Dispatch only)
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02:50
Transcript:
00:00
Response over Cascadia, 620, North 6th Street, Bellevue for 6-person Delta[1].
00:14
53 is in route.
00:18
693, you're responding to Cascadia, 620 North 6th Street in Bellevue, cross of Spruce and Ash Street.
00:26
It's going to be to the Galena Building, unknown room number, but the RP will be there to guide you in for a 56-year-old male, cautious of breathing, who is not alert, fever, and high blood pressure.
00:42
Sounds like culture's mental status.
00:51
220-20. Come.
01:00
693 in route and copy update.
01:09
693,
01:11
I already had you in route.
01:12
Was one of them 691?
01:15
Negative, you have engine 653 and ambulance 693 in route to the coast.
01:25
Engine 653, copy, sorry about that, at 2020.
01:34
Squad 2-2 in route through 1.
01:42
Squad 2-2 copy 2021.
01:50
Call.
01:52
Engine 653 is on-sea.
01:54
Cobra Cascadia.
01:57
653, copy 2023.
02:10
Call. Ambulance 693 is on scene.
02:15
693, 2025.
02:42
All responders to the Cove, we're assessing and preparing to transport a male patient with the squad here, we now have enough help on.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Delta: High-priority medical response
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Location mentioned:
N 6th St, Bellevue, ID 83313
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