Medical response to breathing difficulties at local gym, Oden AR
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders attended to a 16-year-old male at a gym in Oden, Arkansas, who was experiencing breathing difficulties. His vital signs were taken, showing a pulse of 98, heart rate of 125, and blood pressure of 142 over 76. There were no known prior health issues or medications.
Audio|Heard on: Montgomery County Sheriff
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02:8
Transcript:
00:00
Okay, roll in to the Oden Gym.
00:02
We've got a flood of the slab alert now, reading issues.
00:08
I've got a flat nurse with them right now.
00:10
Have them going to roll up here, check on him.
00:13
10-4[1].
00:19
Mother, I'm just coming right here to the front of the gym.
00:20
I see my vehicle park here.
00:22
That's not emerging right now.
00:29
Kenny, mid-21 copy directly rolling to you.
00:34
Okay,
00:36
four.
00:41
Ken was ETA on?
00:46
Jim, by first.
00:50
And whatever is, I'll step up.
00:57
Three-way, Sims, ten minutes out.
01:00
Ten-four. I think it's got a little bit worse.
01:06
You guys will step it up.
01:08
Ten-four. Confirmative breathing problems.
01:13
Two-four.
01:19
Are they moniker an A-1? I'll try to give them some vitals.
01:24
Oh, no.
01:30
Can you see one that can copy you.
01:34
T.4Telm, standby.
01:37
75, negative contact.
01:43
Go from mid-21.
01:50
Pulseawks 98,
01:52
hard rate,
01:54
125.
01:55
142. BP's 142 over 76.
02:01
16-year-old male,
02:03
no noted or previous health issues, no medication.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment / Message received
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Oden, AR 71961
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