Person with chest pains and irregular breathing treated, Queen Creek AZ
Medical EmergencyFire department responded to a person near Queen Creek with chest pains and irregular breathing. The patient was in critical condition but showed some improvement during reassessment.
Audio|Source: Mesa Fire, Gilbert Fire, Queen Creek Fire
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276080 smeghan fires en route subject to the agonal breathing sounds like a chaotic background originally came in as chest pains therefore can I copy of 16 Paul 63 also able to bring
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transporting to 9247
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Okay.
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Okay. I'll take you off the call.
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Sam 14 is that assigned to it by Lincoln time.
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Copy, thank you.
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Have anyone come in through the garage, please?
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Different. All you guys responding to Megan?
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Make sure you go in through the garage.
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Through sporadic bleeding fires on thing?
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Copy fires 23 and sporadic breathing? Sporadic breathing?
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Yeah, not Agnal.
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Okay. Okay.
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Hello. Ricker Queen Creek, Victor Tom Adam, for Tom, Victor.
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of our company, you know up in the route for the 9-1-1-2nd-pland-plice.
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How long on a negative says in 24-126? 24-026.
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She got a bull, she is breathing a little bit normally now.
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She is almost reactive.
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She is almost reactive. Never.
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Queen Creek, AZ
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