Elderly woman experiences chest pain on South Bay Road, Lincoln County OR
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, an elderly woman on South Bay Road is experiencing chest pain radiating down both arms and sweating. She is alone at the location and has large energetic dogs on the property. Emergency medical units are responding.
Audio|Heard on: Lincoln County Police and Fire
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Transcript:
00:00
County is about the hang-up call in South Bay Road pending.
00:16
222, what's the Hitch Creek at that location?
00:27
222, we've got the compact on the lane and the right is actually going to be a medical call.
00:34
But you can clear it on our end.
00:45
It's great.
01:08
Rescue 450, Medic 909, Priority 1, chest, near South Bay Road.
01:14
Rescue 450, Medic 909, Priority 1, chest,
01:17
near South Bay Road.
01:19
Working west 2.
01:21
I don't know.
01:27
I agree to the guys that work closer to that call.
01:36
Top in my call and shipping traffic one-on-one healthy to 504th drive with 165 Papa Julia.
02:04
Edgrey.
02:05
Thank you.
02:15
Two, three, clerk.
02:33
Thank you.
02:56
Stayroom dispatch, Rescue 450 en route.
03:02
Copy. Do you have any further details on the call? My screen simply says it's 4.5 miles down the Bay Road.
03:20
A firm. A patient is approximately 85-year-old female,
03:25
conscious,
03:26
chest pain, pain down both arms, B.B.
03:31
187, sweaty.
03:49
Just for additional,
03:50
uh, patient is alone, they advise that they have large,
03:54
energetic dogs, that won't wait.
04:01
Thank you, 450, 50 copy, thank you.
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Location mentioned:
S Bay Rd, Oregon
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