Medical evacuation for female with respiratory distress, Campo CA
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Medical EmergencyA 29-year-old female on CPAP is experiencing respiratory distress near Golden Acorn. Emergency responders are coordinating a medical evacuation with air support, considering a possible airway intervention.
Audio|Heard on: Fallbrook Amateur Club Repeaters and CAL FIRE
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Transcript:
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Reach 21, engine 43,
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how do you copy? San Diego, Reach 21, engine 43, and out of air one, how do you copy?
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San Diego, Reach 21 for two, three soles, one plus four fiber fuel, and out to A1.
00:18
Tijuana, San Diego Coppies, listing first scene with free wheels on board, 1 hour, 45 minutes of fuel.
00:23
Confirm, U.R.
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Company's flight, phone.
00:26
That's a very much for checking.
00:29
And Sending copies, an additionally updated ground contact will be Engine 43 on San Diego Meter.
00:36
Reach one of all copies, thank you.
00:43
Reach 21, Engine 43, Metair 1, how do you copy?
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Good morning, Engine,
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43, Reach 21 here.
00:56
3.21, we're at the landing zone near Golden Acorn.
01:00
We got winds out of the northeast 7 to 10 miles an hour.
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We do have a 29-year-old female with an approximate weight of 140 pounds.
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We're thinking that we might need an airway on this patient.
01:13
They have her on CPAP at this time at 7.5.
01:17
They are getting good numbers, but she's getting pretty tired.
01:20
The little bit of history that I got was that she bakes quite often.
01:26
and she said she has like popcorn lung and it started yesterday and then it's just been increasing since then.
01:37
No one copies all.
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Location mentioned:
Golden Acorn Way, Campo, CA 91906
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