Medical emergency near South Second St, Lebanon OR
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a possible medical emergency involving a person experiencing breathing difficulties near South Second Street in Lebanon. The patient, described as an older adult with a pre-existing condition, had low oxygen levels and fever. Fire and medic units were dispatched to assist.
Audio|Heard on: Linn and South Marion County Fire
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01:29
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 34 and medic 21, respond to Delta response.
00:05
Breathing problems near South Second Street.
00:09
Unit 103.
00:11
Cross streets are H Street and J Street.
00:21
BC 31, respond to fire alarm near Cascade Drive.
00:27
Cross streets are Seven Oaks Lane and Central Avenue.
00:36
BC 31.
00:38
BC 31.
00:40
Go ahead and put me on the fire alarm activation.
00:43
Brush 31 will be en route in a second to QRT for medic 21.
00:49
And could you move up a medic unit?
00:55
I copy, brush 31 will be en route in a minute to the breathing problem.
00:58
You're on the fire alarm and I will get a medic moved up.
01:17
Near South Second Street, apartment 103, cross streets of H and J for a 71-year-old female, conscious or breathing, has COPD.
01:24
Her O2 levels at 89, fever of 101, shaking, short of breath.
01:28
Shooting around 85.
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Location mentioned:
S Second St, Lebanon, OR 97355
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