Elderly man suffers breathing issue at nursing home, Marshall MO
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services responded to Legendary Nursing near East Gordon in Marshall, Missouri, for a sixty-eight-year-old man experiencing severe breathing difficulty. The patient, who has COPD, was conscious but pale, clammy, and speaking with effort. His heart rate was below normal and oxygen levels were low.
Audio|Heard on: Saline County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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EMS standby for tones, breathing problems, alpha.
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Saline County EMS breathing problems.
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Near East Gordon at Legendary Nursing.
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Sixty-eight-year-old male does have COPD.
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Heart rate is forty-nine.
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Oxygen at eighty-nine.
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He was asking for air.
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Nineteen thirty-six.
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Copy nineteen thirty-six.
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Hey, one's en route.
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Saline County A1 en route near East Gordon at Legendary Nursing for a sixty-eight-year-old male.
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He is conscious, having difficulty speaking between breaths and is alert.
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He is changing to a pale color.
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He is clammy.
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Does have COPD.
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Heart rate will not get above forty-nine.
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Oxygen eighty-nine on three liters of oxygen.
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Has used his inhaler and a breathalyzer.
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Treatment and a flip pipe to diabetic took in one roughly run fifteen minutes ago, nineteen thirty-eight.
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Location mentioned:
E Gordon St, Marshall, MO 65340
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