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Respiratory emergency at near North David Street in Pahrump, Pahrump NV
Medical EmergencyAn elderly female near North David Street in Pahrump experienced difficulty breathing and high heart rate. She was in and out of consciousness and thought she had pneumonia. Emergency services responded to the respiratory emergency.
Audio|Heard on: Nye County Public Safety
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01:46
Transcript:
00:00
Pahrump, respiratory emergency near North David Street.
00:05
Prom,
00:06
Respiratory emergency, near North David Street, cross the checker, and firm dispatch, dispatch, clear, (number withheld).
00:15
Station 1 (number withheld).
00:20
Special 1-(number withheld).
00:23
Special 1 responding near North Glencoe for cardiac arrest.
00:33
(number withheld),
00:34
This is no longer going to be a cardiac arrest, being downgraded to an unconscious.
00:40
The female is reported to be breathing and in and out of consciousness.
00:44
The RP originally advised she was cold and not responsive.
00:47
He meant she was actually cold, not able to stay warm and was in and out of consciousness.
01:00
Confirming, are you still going to be a mount?
01:04
Affirm.
01:05
Copy, I'll show you're not (number withheld).
01:12
Medic 5 responding when's both.
01:14
Medi-5, copy (number withheld).
01:16
Correction, (number withheld).
01:22
That's when I was responding to N-22.
01:31
Copy (number withheld). Break.
01:37
Medic 5. My apologies.
01:38
Your short report is going to be an 85-year-old female with high heart rate, difficulty breathing, advising she thinks she has pneumonia.
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Location mentioned:
N David St, Pahrump, NV 89060
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