Woman has asthma attack with ineffective medication, Bowling Green VA
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were dispatched to near Lee Street for a 40-year-old female experiencing an asthma attack not relieved by medication. The patient was transported to SRMC hospital with coordination from nearby agencies.
Audio|Heard on: Caroline County Fire and Rescue
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02:10
Transcript:
00:00
Medic 10.1.
00:01
Respond your priority to breathing problem.
00:05
At near Lee Street.
00:07
Cross streets are Anderson Avenue and Wolfstrave Avenue.
00:11
Respond on Fire Tac 2.
00:13
Time out of 2158.
00:20
Go on for 1-2, check with AP Hill.
00:23
Understood.
00:29
1-2-8-hills those vaccinating it then one will be marked on shortly.
00:41
She responded for a priority one, I've already won this, I'll be breathing at near Lee Street in the history.
00:49
To assist Emily that's 1-2, 40-year-old female having asthma attack, her meds are not working.
00:55
You can go to them.
01:00
The most one-two, the ideal unit.
01:07
Tia was 10-1 that mocked up.
01:11
Disregard? Caroline did AP Hill contact stack with a response to negative.
01:21
APIL's not called back.
01:22
They said they were just going to dispatch.
01:24
And 10-1 is around to you.
01:25
Just living what you want to do.
01:30
So we're going to start transporting emergency at SRMC.
01:33
See if AP Hill is going to end-meas at the Villarote Game.
01:37
I understood.
01:43
You want to continue in or go in service?
01:47
You return to server.
01:52
District Kail Line 133rd.
01:54
Trainline 1-2 is going to be transporting on-patient emergency, S-HRNC.
02:03
Thank you, APL will be meeting you at the Zillboro Gate.
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Location mentioned:
Lee St, Bowling Green, VA 22427
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