Emergency aid given to elderly woman with breathing issues, Fredonia NY
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Medical EmergencyAn 88-year-old woman near Summer Street in Fredonia experienced difficulty breathing and altered mental status. Emergency medical teams responded with advanced life support to assist her.
Audio|Heard on: Chautauqua Fire/EMS Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Prowdy Fire, Amyolence 12 for a second EMS[2] call, ALS[1] response, near Summer Street between West Main and Seymour.
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For a female difficulty breathing, altered mental status, this time All-Star is not available.
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Daniel's 12 second EMS[2] call ALS[1] response to near Summer Street between West Main and Seymour, 88-year-old female difficulty breathing with altered mental status.
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This time All-Star is not available, 1103.
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25, M17.
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Go at M17.
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On location, Brainerd.
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You want to start next to the Aeobo for that second EMS[2] call?
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Request to Rescue 1, County Medic 71, respond mutually to Fredonia for EMS[2] call, ALS[1] response, near Summer Street between West Main and Seymour, for a female difficulty breathing with altered mental status.
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Rescue 1,
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County Medic 71,
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Mutual aid to Fredonia for EMS[2] call, ALS[1] response, near Summer Street between West Main and Seymour, for a female difficulty breathing with onset of altered mental status.
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11-0-5.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
ALS: Advanced Life Support
[2]
EMS: Emergency Medical Services
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Location mentioned:
Summer St, Fredonia, NY 14063
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