Medical emergency for woman with racing heart at garden center, Lincoln NE
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders are called to a garden center near Long Pine Road for a 42-year-old woman experiencing a cardiac problem with a racing heart. She is located at the south entrance of the building.
Audio|Heard on: Lincoln Fire and Rescue
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Transcript:
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Engine 12 and Medicaid.
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Zone 164. Medical Charlie Response[1].
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Cardiac problem.
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Near Long Pine Road.
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Respond on TAC 4.
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Engine 12 and Medicaid, respond to Zone 164, Medical Charlie Response[1], Cardiac Problem.
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Near Long Pine Road, respond on TAC 4.
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6.
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I have you shown closer than Medic 8 to their trial response, would you like to swap?
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Yes,
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we're just carrying Braini.
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Let's go ahead and put us on it, thanks.
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Okay. Thank you.
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Okay. 4 is in route, Brian.
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E.
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Okay, in route.
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Okay. In route. At gate, you can return to service.
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My 6 is taking the call.
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6th is taking the call.
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6 on Route 4.
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1232.
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Engine 12, 1926, verifying a child response film 164 near Long Pine Road,
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the garden center.
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The 42-year-old female is not feeling well, has a racing heart.
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She'll be at the front entrance on the south side of the building.
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You'll check four, check four.
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[1]
Medical Charlie Response: EMS priority Charlie medical response (moderate priority)
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Location mentioned:
Long Pne Rd, Lincoln, NE 68520
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