Patient falls and develops respiratory distress in Bay Shore

Heard on: Suffolk County Police, Fire and EMS Dispatch

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00:00

She fell around 8:30 this afternoon.

00:02

No head strike, no LOC, no thinners.

00:06

Patient was found to be in respiratory distress approximately 20 minutes ago.

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They gave her some naloxone.

00:12

She's setting at 92 on 15 liters.

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Her BP is 59 over 42.

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Heart rate is 50.

00:19

Sinus tachycardia.

00:22

We'll be there in about 10.

00:28

11 on Kilo.

00:35

A man in the past was assaulted an hour ago.

00:43

(number withheld),

00:45

(number withheld) (number withheld), (number withheld), (number withheld).

00:56

Send me a little plane, send me a good 22 dispatch.

01:03

Reporting to South Shore University Hospital.

01:06

Dispatch received, Southside.

01:11

Two DuoNebs now.

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Original lung sounds were strider.

01:15

She's now wheezing and clear.

01:19

She is hypertensive.

01:22

SpO2 at 92.

01:26

All of the vitals stable.

01:27

We're about 5 min out.

2026-10-20 07:09 UTC

Medical Emergency

E Main St, Bay Shore, NY 11706

Patient falls and develops respiratory distress in Bay Shore

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a possible medical emergency near East Main Street in Bay Shore involving a patient who had fallen earlier and was later found in respiratory distress. The patient received naloxone and oxygen, and was transported to a nearby hospital.

Patient falls and develops respiratory distress in Bay Shore

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