Female patient with breathing issues and IV pain, Old Orchard Beach ME
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Medical EmergencyEmergency medical services responded to a 74-year-old female patient near Imperial Street who was conscious but had abnormal breathing and pain caused by IV equipment left in her arm after hospital discharge.
Audio|Heard on: Southern York County Public Safety
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01:52
Transcript:
00:00
This is Lizing, EMS is going to be heading to near Imperial Street, a 74 female conscious with abnormal breathing.
00:09
She's having some IV problems.
00:23
Just 20, I can buy the thing you do.
00:47
Hello to Beach Fire Department.
00:49
Transvae EMS call.
00:51
Calling for Ambulance 75, Engine 72.
00:55
Please respond to near Imperial Street.
00:58
For a 74-year-old female, it's going to be a Charlie-level sick person call.
01:02
Amulet 75, Engine 72, please respond to near Imperial Street.
01:08
Cross streets are Hoffman Street and CB Street for a Charlie Level Sick person.
01:12
Although true, clear, WPWJ, 221 at 1901.
01:26
Go ahead, Amyla 75.
01:28
75 only will be responded.
01:30
10-4[1]. Amulet 75 only, responding to near Imperial Street.
01:35
You're responding to 474-year-old female.
01:38
She is conscious and breathing.
01:40
The Charlie-level call,
01:42
caller reports the hospital, forgot to take out of the IV equipment out of her arm, and she's experiencing a lot of pain from that.
01:50
Again, near Imperial Street.
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment; message received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
Imperial St, Old Orchard Beach, ME 04064
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