Teen on ventilator has difficulty breathing near Woodland Ave, Wellsboro PA
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were dispatched to a 17-year-old male on a ventilator near Woodland Avenue in Wellsboro. The patient was experiencing difficulty breathing and has asthma. Medical personnel arrived on scene for treatment.
Audio|Heard on: Tioga County Police, Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Tioga County to Department 1, Wellsboro ALS, in Wellsboro, near Woodland Avenue,
00:06
for difficulty breathing.
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Departments 1 in Wellsboro, ALF, in Wellsboro, near Woodland Avenue,
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for difficulty breathing,
00:35
11.04.
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The ambulance 117,
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responding in Wellsboro, near Woodland Avenue for difficulty breathing.
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Med 2, 1105.
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Zugamette, Amulence, 11.17.
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One, 17, go ahead.
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Good morning, you're responding to a 17-year-old male.
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His mom was a caller, stated that he's on a vent, having difficulty breathing,
01:12
responding normally not clammy.
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Does have asthma.
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Met too.
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MECU-3 ambulance 117 responding in Wellsboro, near Woodland Avenue.
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For difficulty breathing, MET 2, 1107.
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Hi Yuga MET, MAKU 3.
01:49
Good morning, you're responding to a 17-year-old male having difficulty breathing.
01:53
His mom was the caller stated he is on a venting.
01:56
He is on a venting, having difficulty breathing this morning.
02:00
Does have asthma, not claiming, meant to.
02:09
396 at the Carver Hospital.
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Ambulance 117 on scene at 11.08.
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Ambulance 216 and quarters.
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Location mentioned:
Woodland Ave, Wellsboro, PA 16901
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