Medical call for 78-year-old man with breathing difficulties, Salt Lake City UT
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were dispatched to a medical call for a 78-year-old man near S 1300 E. The man was conscious but experiencing difficulty breathing. He was unable to speak full sentences and had to sit up to breathe. He was not choking or showing chest pain or sweating.
Audio|Heard on: Salt Lake City / County Police, Fire and UHP
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Transcript:
00:00
Respond to breathing problem near S 1300 E.
00:05
Respond on deck fire to time of 0824.
00:16
Juliet, Echo, Romeo, Romeo, Yankee.
00:19
Perfect, just thinking sure, stand by line.
00:22
6-9. Drop time of 818 hours from a Zone 25 admin Southpals smoke detector.
00:30
Looks like a key holder by the name of Daniel Park, did advise it's a false alarm and gave a correct passcode cancel at your discretion at 826 hours.
00:43
Okay, one.
00:47
Excuse me, I, who we have explained.
00:50
Hi, got you.
00:54
Okay,
00:57
ma'am. For a second, three seconds, such as much, I'm up to me one.
01:01
How many seconds are you off?
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I'm sorry.
01:06
Britten with full vehicles.
01:11
I think that the other vehicles.
01:19
Room 239, near S 1300 E, room 239.
01:25
It is going to be a 78-year-old male.
01:28
He is conscious with difficulty breathing.
01:33
He is not choking, but he's unable to take a full breath and not able to speak in full sentences.
01:40
Hardy is not having chest pains or sweating, does have to sit up to breathe.
01:46
No other priority symptoms show you just that at 827 hours.
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Location mentioned:
S 1300 E, Salt Lake City, UT 84102
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