Male patient with severe breathing difficulty transported 

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Engine 12 patients. Probably. Let me to rescue 12. I don't know if I'll kill it or three percent. All right. Good. Continue to squad. Apologies. Just me to do a rescue 14. Rescue 14. Go ahead. I do apologize. It's going to be 1120 Weston again. Copy. We're on see. 332 the base 332 the base 332 the base Chessna, 2.Gena High School. RETY-71 Osce 71. Inbound, cardiac alert, possible steps. Or that's a celebration hospital, any mileage, 7.1. I understand. This is we got Osceola. Have my rescue flow is bound with the cardiac alert possible of sepsis. We're asking 31 second club. Let's see how not go be. Okay. Okay, one. Thank you. Okay, please thank all the hospital. Re-elect me's back on. Third and 55. Okay. Street. One location. One location. Rescues 73 out-ealer, patient care transfer. 1376. So we're rescue, do you have traffic? Ready to a wind down to your facility with a substance alert to learn how you copy. Rescue 12 inbound to your facility with a 37-year-old male chief complaint with difficulty breathing is he's currently in sign-and-stack 170, 16 170 is... SPO2 is 97% and we're waiting still waiting on a D.P. We can't get a good blood pressure on him. He is 90 pout. He is responding to sternal loves and telling up his name. So he's about GCS 13. We'll be at your facility in about 5 minutes. Do you cry anything further? He has aged.

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