74-year-old woman with chest pain after fentanyl use, Creedmoor NC
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Medical EmergencyA 74-year-old woman near Gate 2 Road reported chest pain and difficulty breathing after fentanyl use. Emergency medical services responded quickly.
Audio|Heard on: Oxford Police, Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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General MS5, Newspon,
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Near Gate 2 Road, cross street Green Road, the wheel suits.
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Air reference to fame,
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High-priority medical response for emergent dispatch time at 1324.
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5 in route.
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5 route 1324.
00:23
This is a 74-year-old female conscious and breathing and has chest pain.
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She has taken fentanyl, one line of fentanyl.
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Also, she is not breathing normally.
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Last year.
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64.
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166 out of jail and reference.
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Paceover, civil.
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That's 64, temple.
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MS5.
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Bad.
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Ten four. Your one until a 10, Delta[1], Delta,
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4, emergence.
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74-year-old female, conscious and breathing, she's advising she was having chest pains.
01:27
She stated she was not breathing normally, she was claiming,
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she did not have any difficulty speaking between breaths, and didn't have aspirin per protocol for chest pains.
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I also advised she took a line of fentanyl.
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We had a button public safety route.
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Delta: High-priority medical response (EMD determinant level)
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Location mentioned:
Gate 2 Rd, Creedmoor, NC 27522
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