75-year-old female with chest pain near Charles Mountain Road, Denton NC
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Medical EmergencyA 75-year-old female near Charles Mountain Road experienced chest pain radiating to her neck and stomach. She took aspirin and was breathing normally with no color changes or history of heart problems when emergency personnel responded.
Audio|Heard on: Randolph County Sheriff, Fire and EMS
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02:24
Transcript:
00:00
And by Station 17, respond, reference, Delta[1], chest pain.
00:06
Near Charles Mountain Road, cross streets New Hope Road and Chow Creek Road.
00:31
5 personnel responding reference cells to chest pain at 1045 Commonwealth roads. Patient is a 30-year-old male conscious, breathing difficulty, speaking normally.
01:03
848 Stand off to 848.
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848.
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1023 848 1022 your standby for Moore County proceed to base 4 1012 848 base 4 1012 1039.
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Randolph 171, 1017.
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71.
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71.
01:47
Randolph 848, you copy.
01:54
Randolph Station 17 personnel responding reference delta chest pain.
01:59
Near Charles Mountain Road, cross streets New Hope Road and Chow Creek Road.
02:06
Responding on a 75-year-old female conscious, breathing, complaining of chest pain and pain in the stomach and shoulder radiating to the neck.
02:14
Caller advised she took three baby aspirin 30 minutes ago, is responding normally.
02:20
Breathing normally, not changing color, no history of heart attack or angina.
02:24
1040 hours.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Delta: High-priority medical response (EMD determinant level)
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Charles Mountain Rd, Denton, NC 27239
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