Elderly woman in cardiac arrest receives CPR at wheeling avenue, Zanesville OH
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Medical EmergencyAn 84-year-old woman experienced cardiac arrest near Wheeling Avenue in Zanesville, Ohio. CPR is currently being performed, and emergency medical responders have been dispatched to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Muskingum County Sheriff, Fire and EMS - MARCS
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Transcript:
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Engine 2, first responder, near Wheeling Avenue, near Wheeling Avenue, had an 86-wheeling-Avail, got an 86-year-old female who is not breathing.
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She does have prior heart history.
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1213.
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Copy that 208, clear for your station.
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Theot traffic pending, it's done.
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Fire headquarters is Battalion 1.
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Go ahead, Battalion 1.
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Stand by just a second.
00:39
21's up.
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121, Priority 1[1]. Near Wheeling Avenue,
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Near Wheeling Avenue,
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84-year-old female, cardiac arrest, CPR in progress.
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Out 29.
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Firehead course, I'm going to send medic one as a first responder instead of engine two.
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Two, do you copy directions?
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Plumina 3, priority 1, 21, 21, 21.
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Do you copy.
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six Wheeling Avenue, near Wheeling Avenue,
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84-year-old female, cardiac arrest code 99, CPR in progress.
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I copy. They said it's only been a couple minutes since she stopped breathing.
01:32
The daughter is trying to do chest compression.
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That's clear.
01:37
Medical want to be en route.
Police codes explained
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Priority 1: Highest-priority emergency response
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Wheeling Ave, Zanesville, OH 43701
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