Two patients with allergic reactions at McDonogh Rd
Heard on:
Baltimore County Fire and EMS - Digital
03:19
This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not
an official report and may change.
00:00
19 EMS 5, 519 has one allergic reaction.
00:04
8600 McDonogh Road, crossing of Landmark Road, McDonogh Road.
00:08
71 301, 71 female allergic reaction to new medication she's taking.
00:14
She's having trouble breathing.
00:18
Where's the medic?
00:20
Hello.
00:24
Five eleven forty-seven.
00:30
Engine 13 , clear.
00:33
Engine 13 , heavy clear.
00:39
19, you're out.
00:40
19, I have you on route.
00:42
19, EMS 5, the call comes in.
00:44
There's two patients at location in respiratory distress.
00:48
One was given an EpiPen, one has seasonal allergies.
00:53
They're both having allergic reactions.
00:55
Do you want a 2nd transport started?
01:01
Dispatch from EMS 5, that's correct.
01:02
We'll start a 2nd one for now.
01:03
They can come down emergency though.
01:05
Okay, I'm out.
01:10
Two one dispatch.
01:13
Go ahead.
01:16
Fire for a location.
01:17
Six one will handle.
01:19
Okay, medic 107 .
01:21
Medic 180 dispatch.
01:22
Three 47 clear.
01:25
Copy clear.
01:26
Eleven 48 .
01:27
Stand by.
01:34
911, 19, box 19, H1, allergic reaction.
01:38
8600 McDonogh Road, crossing of Landmark Road.
01:41
I did make that a school.
01:42
Also, you're pressing police.
01:48
They have the call. I notified them that it was a priority four.
01:53
19, copy. 1149.
02:01
19 is en route.
02:03
Medical 19, I have you en route.
02:05
You can go to a non-emergent at this time.
02:07
There is two patients at location.Engine 101, come back.
02:15
10-11, 749.
02:20
10-41, of course.
02:23
10-21, 749.
02:31
60, clear. Out of 3rd time, duty detail.
02:42
Max 60. 1150.
02:46
1150. 1150.
02:53
1150.
03:12
One hundred and 19 and EMS five.
03:13
Just giving you an update of comments.
03:15
That's a main building room (number withheld) .
03:17
So security will be there 202 .
Medical Emergency
