Medical call for difficulty breathing and cardiac arrest, Port Arthur TX
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Emergency responders were dispatched to near Procter Street for a person experiencing difficulty breathing who later suffered cardiac arrest. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation was in progress upon arrival.
Audio|Heard on: Jefferson County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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PURG for difficulty breathing C.D.A.R.
00:07
13-minute E.D.A.
00:10
I'm sorry.
00:11
Difficulty breathing or create her as CPO.
00:13
I'm just trying to get in your face.
00:14
I would just hold on response to the patient with three hands.
00:17
I'm out at Nome Fire Station.
00:20
Six on a call.
00:22
All right.
00:24
I'll be available for calls.
00:28
325.
00:29
Uh,
00:30
my apology, call notes say CPR[1] in progress.
00:33
Come on.
00:35
325. All right, that's player, different four.
00:39
I'm ready to cardiac arrest, please.
00:40
Cardiac arrest on 365.
00:43
UCHL, I come back on Pinto.
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For a signal.
00:46
Question of Rob, I'll stand below.
00:49
2000 block of Procter Street, 2000 block of Procter Street.
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Check four, I'm usually coming from a light vehicle.
00:55
A White House with a red truck parked in front.
00:59
So it's a 2000 block of Procter Street.
01:01
And I, Katie, and I do have you in there out.
01:03
I receive you.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
CPR: Cardiopulmonary resuscitation in progress
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