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Medical emergency call near highway 81–83 area, Archuleta County CO
Medical EmergencyEmergency medical units responded to a call near highway 81 and 83 area for a patient over 35 experiencing dizziness, chest pain, difficulty breathing, and with a history of heart problems. The patient initially took morphine. After assessment, the patient refused treatment and left the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Four Corners Area Fire and EMS
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02:45
Transcript:
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Patient over 35, ERI present, dizzy week faint,
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having chest pain.
00:06
Patient took one morphine approximately 15 ago, unknown exact dosage,
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difficulty breathing,
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has heart history,
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has heart history.
00:22
That is 61 copy top D.
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who has our caller on the line with them.
00:39
I'm okay.
00:42
Copy, I just let them know I'm watching you.
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B6 right now.
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Can.
01:00
Too many units came up at one time.
01:02
County Division 11 are you calling?
01:04
Yes, I'm myself.
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I'm squad one in the area of mile marker 81.
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Any response from air care?
01:20
AirCare 1. We're having difficulties with our dispatch with AirCom.
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We're still on the ground.
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I need you.
01:45
County Division 11 are you guys standing by at mile marker 81 or are you still rolling east? Yeah we're still rolling we're gonna try to stop around the 83 there's a pretty good pull-off by the ranch roads
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Okay one.
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Yeah, care one.
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Off ten one and routes to the scene.
02:24
Okay,
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82 mile marker, you'll both see us pulled off to the side of the road.
02:39
Medical one, go ahead.
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Medical one, we're available, patient refusal,
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AMA.
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Archuleta County, CO
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