Two people treated for carbon monoxide exposure, Fort Worth TX
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded near Warren Ave in Fort Worth to a carbon monoxide exposure caused by a car left running in a garage. Two people were treated on scene, and positive pressure ventilation was used to clear the area.
Audio|Heard on: Tarrant TX EMS-Tac Group Calls
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01:10
Transcript:
00:00
Warren Engine 22.
00:01
Go ahead.
00:05
Do we have an ambulance responding to this call?
00:10
Warren Engine 24.
00:12
Engine 22, we’re on scene with you near Warren Ave.
00:15
The PD informed us that the patient left POV.
00:20
Go ahead, 24.
00:24
We've been on scene with two patients for a few minutes.
00:27
Tell you, if there's an ambulance responding, you can put them available.
00:32
Received.
00:34
Engine 24 to traffic.
00:36
Can you have the Quint 24 set up positive pressure ventilation?
00:43
Who is he?
00:45
Quint 24 from Engine 24.
00:48
Quint 24 from Engine 24.
00:53
Go ahead, Engine 24.
00:56
Okay, we've got a reading of CO close to 500 from a car left in the garage.
01:03
Our small fan is not really cutting it.
01:09
One twenty-four receipt.
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Location mentioned:
Warren Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76115
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