Hospice patient possibly stopped breathing at home
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San Miguel County Fire
02:48
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00:00
North County AMR, I can have you proceed up to (number withheld) Jagged Drive.
00:03
We'll be en route to a thirty-five year old male.
00:06
He isn't doing well.
00:07
Male is on hospice in (number withheld) Jagged Drive.
00:17
North County Medic Seventy Two Direct, can you repeat the address?
00:28
10-4 on that address.
00:29
It's going to be (number withheld) Jagged Drive.
00:31
It's going to be out in the Sheridan area.
00:35
Male does have, he is on hospice and has a DNR.
00:40
Just for your 49, we're trying to get information about hospice.
00:49
Copy direct, thank you.
00:53
10-4.
01:00
Come to my seventy-two.
01:01
If you could just proceed at this time, believe that the subject may have stopped breathing.
01:06
He did sign again at DNR.She did say that they timed for no CPR.
01:12
Just for your forty-nine, you can go ahead and proceed.
01:14
In the meantime, we'll try to contact the hospital.
01:19
Copy.
01:26
Go to my seventy-two.
01:34
Go ahead.
01:38
Do you have law enforcement en route?
01:46
North on the medics 72, just confirm, are you asking if we have law enforcement en route or are you requesting law enforcement to be en route?
01:54
I am requesting you have them en route.
02:03
Medic 72, not at this time.
02:06
Would you like me to request law enforcement?
02:08
Copy. Can you get them around?
02:13
10-4, stand by.
02:20
North, I'm the medic 72.
02:24
Go ahead, North.
02:29
672, be advised we now have one officer en route.
02:32
And just for your 49, the male was given meds which may have slowed down his breathing.
02:37
And the house description is going to be a blue and white mobile home with a front black gate.
02:47
672, copy.
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