Man treated for chest discomfort near Seneca Street, Seattle WA
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a 52-year-old man near Seneca Street experienced chest discomfort and was treated by medical personnel. He has a history of heart failure but no other complaints at the time.
Audio|Heard on: Seattle Fire
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Transcript:
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With Medic 28, the 52-year-old male cardiac complaint,
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staff is going to direct you.
00:12
Dispatchman is 16 and 6th and 16 response being switching to channel 6.
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Engine 33 is at 100, 1,9,000 speaking out of south.
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13.
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Engine 16, age spots, 6, 15, 12 Avenue Northeast.
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10,
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16, 15, 12 Avenue Northeast.
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Northbound Linklight Rail, Roosevelt Station, 50-year-old male, seizure.
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Aid 5, response to near Seneca Street.
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Near Seneca Street.
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No,
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possible overdose in the park, SB is also responding.
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20th engine 33
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Midday 28th, 28th.
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Sting a 52-year-old male with a chief complaint of chest discomfort that he describes as a 6 out of 10 cramping that is non-reproducible and local.
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He has a history of CHF, so it feels somewhat similar, but not exactly,
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began this morning at an unspecified time with no unusual activity.
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His vitals are 172 over 70 or...
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Correction, 122 over 70 bilaterally with a pulse of 80.
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We find him slightly diaphoretic.
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No other complaints at this time.
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Location mentioned:
Seneca St, Seattle, WA 98101
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