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93-year-old woman treated for severe abdominal pain, Olympia WA
Medical EmergencyEmergency units responded to a 93-year-old woman near Zangle Road Northeast in Olympia who reported severe upper abdominal pain and rigidity.
Audio|Heard on: Thurston County Fire, EMS and Law Enforcement
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03:13
Transcript:
00:00
Advanced life support upgrade for upper abdominal pain.
00:04
Okay.
00:20
Medic 4, Fire-Ops 4, advanced life support response near Zangle Road Northeast.
00:27
Cross street is between 81st Avenue Northeast and then.
00:44
Basic life support yellow response near lava street southwest, cross streets between 1191st Avenue southwest and 192nd Avenue southwest.
01:12
Capital AMR-17 route to McCormick Court.
01:17
AMR17702. E.C.
01:23
Residential audible alarm at 3419 Nair Street Northeast.
01:31
Anyone Everd.
01:36
Free suit came in from the back sliding door.
01:40
There's one previous in the last 90.
01:46
Pretty at 4779 out of service.
01:50
Good night.
01:52
Speed, Paul 13, Radio, says.
01:59
13.
02:00
Hey, Paul 13, so I'm gonna bye.
02:07
AMR-R-17 is on scene with N-J-R-3.
02:11
AMR-17.
02:17
Radio, D-J-Z-1.
02:20
Go ahead.
02:23
No answer on the resident phone number, left a message.
02:30
Agent Eighty-three protagonist. Four, engine eighty-three.
02:45
Go for Metagonary.
02:50
We're on scene with a 93-year-old female with chief complaint of upper abdominal pain onset last night.
02:58
Current vitals are 140 over 88, pulse of 68, respiratory rate 30.
03:07
It is acutely distended and rigid in the upper right quadrant.
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Location mentioned:
Zangle Rd NE, Olympia, WA 98506
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