Teenage girl has breathing issues, becomes unresponsive, Parkersburg WV
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, a 16-year-old female experienced breathing difficulties and became unresponsive near the gymnasium at 2500 36th Street. EMS was dispatched and needed assistance to access the building. The patient later regained alertness but reported a severe headache and chest pain.
Audio|Heard on: Parkersburg and Vienna Public Safety, West Virginia State Police
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05:51
Transcript:
00:00
Clear transfer and en-rout.
00:02
2500 36th Street, near the gymnasium, 16-year-old female responsive and breathing.
00:13
She appears to have hives on her neck.
00:36
Acknowledgment message received.
00:48
Six.
00:52
Four of six, go ahead.
00:56
This patient has become unresponsive with the call taker.
01:01
She hears what sounded like snoring on the line.
01:09
Stand for us, thank you.
01:15
The patient was seeming confused before she became unresponsive.
01:22
She's not hearing the snoring now.
01:25
Can you find out if there will be someone to let us in the building?
01:38
If not, we may need fire to use their keys to get us in or gain access to the apartment.
01:47
We'll get them there out.
02:03
Central station, all units monitoring.
02:07
Respond to 1500 block of 12th Street, apartment 103.
02:14
EMS is en route for a breathing difficulty call.
02:18
However, the caller has gone unresponsive.
02:21
They will need help gaining access to the building and apartment.
02:26
Tyler at 1848.
02:31
Unit 921 en route to station.
02:40
Unit 916 en route to station.
02:42
Unit 916 en route to station.
02:47
Central 406.
02:50
406. Six. Go ahead.
02:57
The patient is responding to the call taker again.
02:59
She is very confused.
03:02
She says words of swearing and coughing.
03:07
Acknowledgment message received.
03:09
If she can let us in, we won't need fire, but if she can't, we still need fire to let us in.
03:18
The patient does not appear able to let you in.
03:25
Acknowledgment message received.
03:31
Unit 9-1 en route to station.
03:39
Unit 9-2 headed to station.
03:46
Patient update: patient is now alert.
04:01
Central 402.
04:17
10-22.
04:19
Caller having to call back.
04:20
They made contact with the patient: accidental activation.
04:23
Yes.
04:25
...port sheriff tonight.
04:30
...out the Camden.
04:33
I've got Medic 4 on board.
04:34
I've got Medic 4 on board.
04:38
10-4[1]0.
04:39
10-4[1]4.
04:49
Number 418.
04:50
Central station, we copy 1500 block of 12th Street.
05:00
This says gain an entry to get around one purely.
05:05
Crop station 9.
05:11
Central 406.
05:15
406, 466.
05:19
Patient is now complaining of a severe headache and chest pain.
05:29
Patient is now complaining of a severe headache and chest pain.
05:41
4-09.
05:44
Get up.
05:49
They are out of Tandah 1853.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment / Message received
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Location mentioned:
36th St, Parkersburg, WV 26104
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