Medical teams respond to two breathing emergencies, Belton SC
Medical EmergencyEmergency teams responded to two medical emergencies involving breathing difficulties. One patient had severe hypertension near Scrimble Street parking lot C, and another was a 74-year-old male near Highway 252 with trouble breathing. Both required immediate medical attention.
Audio|Source: Anderson County Public Safety
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Transcript:
00:00
Can you send me ALS[1] priority one hypertension?
00:07
Copy mode there, ALS[1], party one for hypertension.
00:16
Top 5 being route 41 for hypertension request by Medics Zero on scene, Channel 2.
00:21
Central Medic 1. Medic 1. We're out, Amid.
00:28
Tommy, Medic 1, I'll show you out. I'll show you out.
00:31
Oh 5.
00:37
Oh 5-1-2.
00:43
Office 5, Party 1 for hypertension request by Medic 0.
00:47
Near Scrimble Street, Suite 3700. Parking lot, C.
00:54
Such a Met 17.
00:57
Medics 17, go ahead.
01:00
Transyl1, Party 2, BLS[2]. The new myth.
01:05
Top of Medics 17, BLS[2] Party 2 down.
01:12
6th century Yawton 4
01:18
6 a.L.4 by Houston 4.
01:23
Command, go ahead.
01:28
Okay, Cisat 1.103A.
01:32
I copy. You clear, load.
01:36
Cisal 1, go home.
01:42
Church Street, West Old Pendleton Road.
01:46
It's a white forward van.
01:49
No, (number withheld) on the back.
01:52
Timeful.
01:54
Anderson, X-(number withheld), 1030 at Anderson.
01:56
X1-(number withheld), 1030 at Anderson. X1-(number withheld), go home.
02:03
85 north at the 30.
02:05
On a gray, two axle box truck, no 28 in the rear-off.
02:09
X1-(number withheld), 10-4[3].
02:15
Alva A, don't say.
02:26
NAL-AID-2.
02:31
NALIS 21, medic 2, 31 for breathing problems, channel 2.
02:37
446, 104. Anderson 390.
02:41
HILS 21.
02:44
C90 go out? 10-8[4] from court, 1017 to Easley Baggis for a follow-up.
02:53
Oh.
02:55
Hello, 21, Medit 2, 41, breathing problems.
02:59
Near Highway 252, 74-year-old male.
03:02
This quality to breathe.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
ALS: Advanced Life Support medical response providing higher-level prehospital care, typically by paramedics.
[2]
BLS: Basic prehospital emergency medical care provided at a non-advanced level.
[3]
10-4: Acknowledgment or confirmation that a message was received and understood.
[4]
10-8: In service and available for assignment or calls.
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Location mentioned:
Near SC-252, Belton, SC 29627
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