Man experiences chest pain near Southwest 90th Ave, Portland OR
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were dispatched to a medical emergency involving a 40-year-old man experiencing chest pain, high fever, and lightheadedness near Southwest 90th Avenue in Portland. Crews responded with lights and sirens.
Audio|Heard on: Washington County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Engine 60 and AMR 119, respond to chest pain near Southwest 90th Avenue.
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Cross streets are Southwest Washington Street and Southwest Morrison Street.
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So call AMR 119.
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AMR 119, go ahead.
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119 to 90th from Murray and Millikan.
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Engine 60, AMR 119, you're responding code 3 for chest pain.
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Near Southwest 90th Avenue crosses Southwest Washington Street to Southwest Morrison Street.
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Patient is a 40-year-old male,
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conscious, not breathing normally.
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Is able to speak in full sentences, lightheaded.
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Patient is experiencing chest pain, is on antibiotics for pneumonia, has a temperature of 104.
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Also has a cough, no rash, no trouble.
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Chest pain started three days ago, is diaphoretic with anemia.
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Rapid heart rate and nauseated.
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No cardiac history.
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No further.
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Location mentioned:
SW 90th Ave, Portland, OR 97225
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