Elderly man weak and trapped in RV sparks urgent rescue, West Linn OR
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Medical EmergencyA 70-year-old man in an RV near Underhill Lane is weak and unable to get up, with symptoms worsening over 20 minutes, prompting urgent medical response.
Audio|Heard on: Washington County Fire and EMS
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01:28
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 58, and ANR.
00:02
Respond to SIGPerson.
00:04
At 270,
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Underhill Lane.
00:08
Cross streets are No Street and Willamette Drive.
00:15
Engine 6.1 and AMR 111 for a fall patient.
00:18
This will be at LOST, 45 Central Apartments, 138-95 Southwest Meridian Street, unit number 213.
00:26
It's called in by Life Alert.
00:27
Patients of 77-year-old female.
00:29
She's conscious, talking,
00:31
unknown if she's having difficulty breathing.
00:33
Sounds like she's cell trying to get something, and she's stuck between the bed and the chair.
00:38
Looks like line 3 has access info for the call.
00:42
We tend to the call to the premise and got voice.
00:44
Nothing further.
00:54
Engine 5-8, Namler 222 for a sick person at near Underhill Lane, across the Willamette Drive.
01:02
This information is third-hand-to-are caller, they're not with the patient.
01:05
It's a 70-year-old male.
01:07
They're conscious.
01:08
Looks like normal breathing.
01:11
They're advising. Their head feels heavy.
01:13
They're not able to get up.
01:15
Looks like the patient will be in an RV located next to the house with a blue SUV parking by that.
01:21
Symptoms present for about 20 minutes and then got worse over the last 15.
01:27
Nothing further.
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Location mentioned:
Underhill Ln, West Linn, OR 97068
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