Medical emergency with CPR in progress in Howard Lake, Howard Lake MN
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were called for CPR in progress near 80th Street Southwest in Howard Lake. The patient is a 79-year-old man who fainted and was vomiting. Air medical transport was canceled after the patient did not meet the criteria for air ambulance.
Audio|Heard on: Wright County Public Safety
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04:35
Transcript:
00:00
852, I'm diverting you from this call CPR in progress in Howard Lake.
00:04
Howard Lake Fire Coney.
00:07
Copy, we'll be en route.
00:10
Sorry.
00:13
Howard Lake Fire.
00:15
Rescue 11 en route, 1928.
00:17
Rescue 11 en route, 1928.
00:22
852, emergency response, Howard Lake.
00:25
Copy and out.
00:31
You're en route to near 80th Street Southwest and Howard Lake.
00:35
CPR in progress, Howard Lake just went service, Howard Lake ambulance went to service as well.
00:40
8014, what was the street?
00:44
80th, 80th Street Southwest and Howard Lake.
00:48
80th Street Southwest.
00:49
80th Street Southwest.
00:50
Can I need a Howard Lake ambulance?
01:01
I would like ambulance, go ahead.
01:06
Justifying Ridgeview's ETA is 23 minutes.
01:13
6701.13?
01:16
23 minutes, copy.
01:18
Okay.
01:19
Metro 50, car is 21 on a 1050.
01:22
651.
01:26
We arrived unseen and the caller is now denying EMS, so we're clear.
01:32
Wonderful. Bonifellow.
01:34
CROPY-681. This might be a head and run.
01:37
I'm just going to let you decide, I'm not sure.
01:39
1931.
01:41
Actually, you just had to make Lake.
01:43
South of Big Lake.
01:50
1450, Ray County, we're on team.
01:53
Unseen, 1932.
01:58
Mr. 50 car stop blocking, South W 35th.
02:03
680-340.
02:05
680-400. It can be blocking the left lane row en route 19333.
02:13
Howard Lake ambulance to Rich U dispatch on Rite, MS1, or responding rig to Howard Lake.
02:20
Visit Rich U.
02:22
8524.
02:27
8-5-2. Just an update as we arrive on scene.
02:30
The patient is 79 years old, so I'm not sure if that fits your ECMEL protocol, and we were advised that error was started.
02:37
5-7 patient information.
02:40
Air, for example, it does not fit ECM protocol.
02:43
Go for 5-7.
02:45
We'll still have you continue on towards the scene for now.
02:49
You're responding to a 60-year-old male, had a fainting episode, no heart history, currently vomiting in the bathroom.
02:57
Copy, we are continuing.
03:01
Happy, 1934.
03:04
Where are you coming from?
03:06
And what's your route to travel?
03:09
We were coming from Delano.
03:12
We're about 15 minutes out.
03:14
We'll be coming from County Road 13 to 25.
03:20
10-4[1], 13 to 25 and then are you guys heading north to Highway 12?
03:28
Looks like 13 to 30.
03:32
To 12, yeah.
03:34
104, take 30 all the way to corner road 6 and we'll intercept in between.
03:39
Copy, take 30.
03:43
696 transporting 1 routine Buffalo.
03:46
Happy.
03:47
Thank you, there's a guy.
03:49
Right kind, Howard Lake Ambulance.
03:52
Ray fire train the channel.
03:55
Go ahead for Howard Lake Ambulance.
04:01
We're monitoring right EMS1.
04:04
We just want to make sure, you said,
04:06
so cancel flight or cancel air.
04:09
We'll leave them up to Ridgeview Dispatch unless you guys started them.
04:16
You wouldn't start them because of their protocols and it didn't meet their protocols?
04:21
Acknowledgement, I'll confirm here in a second.
04:28
Our Lake Ambulins.
04:30
Mr. County, go ahead and cancel air.
04:33
Acknowledgement cancelling air, 1936.
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10-4: Acknowledgement (OK / Message received)
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Location mentioned:
80th St SW, Howard Lake, MN 55349
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