Woman with chest pain and breathing difficulty flown from Falmouth
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Franklin County OH Regional EMS Dispatch
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I've got a scene flight that you guys are closer for.
00:02
I'm currently offering 118 if you guys are closer by about 20 minutes.
00:06
Could you take a look at the scene flight?
00:09
89, go ahead.
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Like coming out of Fallmoor, Pendleton County, Kentucky, heading will be 238 degrees by 28 nautical.
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It'll be card number 134139.
00:20
Again, that's 134139.
00:21
Nobody is declining this.
00:22
Copy.
00:24
Eight nine, copy.
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Stand by for weather check.
00:27
What?
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Send call on airbag eight nine.
00:31
We can accept the Pendleton scene.
00:35
Tell them.
00:37
(name withheld), uh, (name withheld).
00:39
Sorry, of one.
00:43
Good copy, eight nine.
00:44
Stand by as airbag 100 and thirty-three just came back in service.
00:48
That 13 is faster than you, so stand by.
00:51
Eight nine, copy.
00:54
An air back eight nine, 100 and thirty-three has a delay, so we're going to go ahead and keep this on you.
00:59
I had you accepting five four alpha echo with Bell.
01:02
Can I get your two crew members and an RO two?
01:06
And thank you.
01:07
Did you need me to repeat the crew members?
01:11
Your two crew members, sir.
01:12
I think I got Smoos and I didn't get the other one.
01:16
It's going to be Bell, Smoos, copy.
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Bell Smooth Housey, and I do have all of your additional if you want to know.
01:28
Air back eight nine, stand by on the coordinates.
01:30
We'll take a look at those in the air.
01:31
You can go ahead with medical information or patient information.
01:34
And could you push the complete flight to me, please?
01:40
You guys are responding to a 50-year-old female, difficulty breathing and chest pain.
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Ground contact is going to be unit 2700 of Pendleton Fire, and then you'll be landing in a field.
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I will give you coordinates when you land.
01:55
89, guys.
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