Medical response for elderly female with chest pain, Petersburg VA
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Medical EmergencyEmergency medical services responded to an 80-year-old female experiencing chest pain at an apartment near Johnson Road in Petersburg. The patient was conscious and breathing. The first medic unit had mechanical issues and was replaced by a second unit.
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Transcript:
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Medic 11, Medic 11, respond to near Johnson Road.
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There's near Johnson Road, apartment 135A-135 Alpha.
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For 80-year-old female with chest pain, subject conscious and breathing.
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Cross street is Tanglewood Circle at Tanglewood Drive.
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0958 hours.
00:24
Petersburg, Medical Evans, responding.
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Medical 11, I show your respondent to near Johnson Road,
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apartment 135A,
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135 Alpha, an 80-year-old female with chest pain, subject is conscious and breathing.
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Crossword is Tanglewood Circle at Tanglewood Drive.
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Your last four is (number withheld) at 0959 hours.
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Petersburg Fire, 9-4th on the air.
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On the air, 10-01.
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Petersburg, Mediard, Medic 11.
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Medic 11.
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Can you dispatch another unit to near Johnson Road, and we'll meet them there.
01:23
We're going to have to go out of service for mechanical.
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I copy. I copy.
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Minot 12, minute 12, respond to near Johnson Road, near Johnson Road apartment 135A, 135 Alpha,
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for an 80-year-old female with chest pain.
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Subject is conscious and breathing.
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Cross street is Tanglewood Circle at Tanglewood Drive.
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Ten or two hours.
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Location mentioned:
Johnson Rd #135a, Petersburg, VA 23805
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