00:00
Southbound ambulance, respond to (number withheld) Curtis Road in Swanville.
00:03
76 year old male on the floor.
00:05
Caller said his eyes are open but he's non-responsive, foamy at the mouth.
00:10
He says he is breathing.
00:11
Dispatch code is 32 Bravo 1, Waldo come clear, 10-(number withheld).
00:25
10-6, I'm on the phone with someone.
00:26
You had an attachment to that other complaint if you haven't already.
00:36
10-6, they were. 10-6.
00:42
Yeah, we're doing a 10-6.
00:43
Can you serve your forest loss card for 706? Move it and add one.
00:57
How long has rescue three been off the hospital?
01:05
Ten four. Rescue one, I'll be responding solo and have them respond to the Curtis Road when they clear.
01:12
Rescue one, I'm sorry, that was correction.
01:14
Four and a half minutes.
01:21
Three one, the one room.
01:43
(number withheld) Curtis Road, Swanville.
02:44
12-1, can you show me a route to 12-1?
02:59
Unit three to nine.
03:14
I'll declare a little problem.
03:22
It's just starting now for CPR.
03:24
I'll have to move furniture in order to get to you, patient.
03:36
we're going to still man over to Farmville.
03:39
10-4[1], thank you.
03:48
To the hospital and see if they want us to come out after we drop off.
03:56
Rescue 100, have them stay in town for coverage after.
04:01
10-4[1]. Seems to be confusion on the caller's part of if the patient's breathing or not.
04:08
Are we checking in again? 10-3.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment / Message received
Medical Emergency
