Patient drenched in sweat transported to Casper
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Johnson County Law and Fire
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165 advised that he is very diaphoretic and drenched in sweat.
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Copy, we're on scene.
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Thank you.
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At 1610.
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165,
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MS units on scene.
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Copy 1610.
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MS 264, about to.
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Go ahead for 264.
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Life flight accepted.
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When they lift, it'll be 37 minute ETA.
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Thank you.
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You're welcome, 16-5.
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Buffalo 16-5, patient will be 365 on the weight.
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Advise the helicopter, please.
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Copy, we'll advise.
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16-5 Buffalo.
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Can you advise the ambulance that the rotor may have an issue with the weight? Do they want a fixed wing to meet us at the airport?
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Stand by.
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Copy. Maybe they can just take them straight to Casper.
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Flow 16-5.
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16-5.
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16-5 Papa.
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16-5.
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If you could advise them, the pilot said he would try to make it work.
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They're going to still be in route.
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They will be lifting in 5 min with a total ETA of 37 minutes.
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Do we have a destination for that helo?
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They know that you're at the Kaycee Rest Area.
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10-5, stand by.
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CJC 1550.
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Buffalo from MS personnel, you can go ahead and 10-22 that ambulance or air ambulance.
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10-22 the helo.
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Copy that, we'll let them know.
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1617.
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Buffalo 16-5,
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264 has a patient loaded.
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I'll be clear of the incident.
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Copy 16-18, thank you.
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Buffalo EMS 264.
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Go ahead.
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You can show 264 en route to Casper with one.
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