Man airlifted after medical emergency on Georgia Avenue, Bellview FL
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews in Bellview, Florida, responded to a medical call on Georgia Avenue for a man experiencing chest pain and shortness of breath. Later reports indicated another male with a serious hand infection and low pulse. A helicopter was requested for medical transport.
Audio|Heard on: Escambia County Public Safety
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01:58
Transcript:
00:00
Responding to Georgia Avenue.
00:08
There's one back what's the information?
00:15
Call is for a male in his mid-40s.
00:20
Third-party caller stated that the patient called her and was complaining of chest pain, seemed to be not alert and short of breath.
00:34
Okay, lost the helicopter.
00:41
Ten-four, and fire is also on thing.
00:50
One-on.
00:52
Complete.
00:59
Copy, push to go.
01:03
Engine 11, Escambia.
01:08
In quarters.
01:09
Engine 11 in quarters.
01:15
Engine 519, Escambia.
01:22
105.19?
01:26
Yes, could you let EMS know it's a 55-year-old male,
01:31
very obvious infection of the hand,
01:36
possibly septic, and his pulse is about 40-something.
01:43
Ten-four, they're requesting a helicopter.
01:45
Do you think one is needed?
01:52
Keep the helicopter coming, yes, and we'll have them advise once they get on the scene, but we'll be able to handle that landing zone.
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Location mentioned:
Georgia Ave, Bellview, FL 32526
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