Emergency medical teams respond to possible cardiac arrest, Newport Beach CA
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Medical EmergencyEmergency medical teams responded to a possible cardiac arrest near Jamboree Road and Coast Highway in Newport Beach. On-scene personnel confirmed the patient was not in cardiac arrest, so some responding units were canceled.
Audio|Heard on: MetroNet Fire Tac 3I - Newport Beach
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01:57
Transcript:
00:00
325 coverage for agent 16 that's right
00:12
the sound of on scene at the location called an advisor the group of nurses on scene trying to keep deep agent breathing I'm not sure if you want to additional equipment
00:27
That's an affirmative that this is a party act of arrest.
00:31
We'll have a 3rd piece with dispatch, please.
00:34
Okay, but we'll start at 3Piece.
00:38
Amy M. 610 from Max 650.
00:40
You soundquarters?
00:47
Jambrane Coats Highway.
00:52
You can cancel.
00:54
Engine 60 for Medics 62, we're at near Jamboree Rd and Coast Highway.
00:59
I'll be there in about five.
01:00
Edict 6-2, Ambulin 6-6-3, I'm near Jamboree coming up on the, I'm sorry, close highway coming up on the bridge.
01:06
I didn't hear your last transmission.
01:11
Cancel.
01:16
2-4-6-2, don't even put in-end-and-s-6-2.
01:21
7-2.
01:26
6-2 from engine 6-2 this is not a cardiac arrest you guys can go finish a call sure if you can't get rid of an ambulance 6-3 if a newborn bike 6-3
01:42
confirming your cancel and finish in this call so shone around
01:47
that's affirmative tablet command is not working break metronet can you show ambulance 63 a.R.
01:55
Thank you.
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Location mentioned:
CA-1 & Jamboree Rd, Newport Beach, CA 92660
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