Medical emergency at airport gate T5, College Park GA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical teams responded to a potential medical emergency at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport near Gate T5 involving a person experiencing shortness of breath. Response units coordinated on scene, and the patient reportedly declined further treatment.
Audio|Heard on: Fulton GA Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Plane is at the gate for ALS, (number withheld).
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Med one received.
00:05
Bike two received, new route.
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Bike two arrived, (number withheld).
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So med one out.
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Med one en route, (number withheld).
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Bike two, med one again.
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This is Tango Five, Gate T5.
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Plane is at the gate on board for a (age withheld) female with shortness of breath.
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Radio, so bike two on scene.
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(name withheld).
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W on scene at (number withheld).
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Medic One on scene, Level One.
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Bike team advises what you need.
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Mayor one on scene, level one staging.
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Come in, on scene to number one, mayor one.
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Bike two patient contact.
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Bike two patient contacts to number one.
00:37
Or you can show bike four back in service on a patient refusal.
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Bike four patient refusal.
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Three (number withheld) back in service to number one.
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Location mentioned:
Gate T5, College Park, GA 30337
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