Person treated for chest pain at apartment, Winchester VA
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency responders treated a person having chest pain and difficulty breathing at an apartment near Valley Avenue in Winchester. The patient was later transported for medical care.
Audio|Heard on: Frederick County Fire, EMS and Mutual Aid
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02:46
Transcript:
00:00
Chest pain, near Valley Avenue, Apartment 4, Cross Streets, Battle Park Drive, Brookfield Drive, Medic 42, Wagon 4, Respond Priority 1[1], Fire 3, 1250.
00:10
Medic 21-2 is on the scene.
00:17
On scene, 1250.
00:21
This is Frederick County.
00:25
Medic 1-2.
00:33
This is Frederick County Company 18.
00:41
120 Wolston Drive, Cross Streets, Regency Lakes Drive, Lugano Place,
00:47
Medical One-2, Respond Priority 1[1],
00:50
Fire 3, Tulses 1.
01:11
Walliston.
01:12
10-4.
01:21
One-sided refusal, we responding to Wallaston, you can play 21 service.
01:29
21 in service.
01:31
I've got Rescue Company 1 responding also.
01:33
Place them in service.
01:35
Correct, thank you.
01:38
10-4.
01:41
Return in service.
01:42
Medicaid 2 is responding.
01:50
Direct, good service.
01:58
Point-on-Sing patient contact.
02:04
Medic 1-2-2, the County Advice and Don't Service.
02:14
I'm seeing for an extended period of time.
02:27
He is awake and alert, advice she was having chest pain and difficulty breathing.
02:36
Near Valley Avenue, Apartment 4.
02:43
212 is loaded.
02:46
212 loaded.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Priority 1: Highest-priority response, potentially life-threatening
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Location mentioned:
Valley Ave, Winchester, VA 22601
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