Toddler suffers cardiac arrest on Orange Belt Dr, Tulare County CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were dispatched to a medical emergency near Orange Belt Dr in California involving a one-year-old child who initially appeared to be choking. The situation was later upgraded to a cardiac arrest, and multiple units, including Stations 11 and 15, responded to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Tulare County Fire and CHP Pink
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01:54
Transcript:
00:00
Station 15 medical aid near Fallon cross of Orangebelt.
00:04
Station 15 medical aid near Fallon, cross of Orangebelt, I'm out 0137.
00:25
Station 11 respond with Station 15 dispatched medical aid near Fallon cross of Orangebelt.
00:33
Station 11 respond with Station 15 dispatched medical aid near Fallon cross of Orangebelt, timeout 0139.
00:50
Engine 15, this is going to be for a subject that's choking.
00:54
I've started Station 11 as well.
00:59
Copy.
01:02
0139.
01:08
Engine 15, fire pump.
01:12
Engine 15 per TCAD, nature's now upgraded to cardiac arrest.
01:19
It's going to be for a one-year-old.
01:24
Copy.
01:26
0141.
01:32
Call that a response.
01:36
Patrol 11, confirming you copied nature's upgraded to cardiac arrest for one-year-old juvenile.
01:43
Go.
01:51
Patrol 11, fire confirming copied my last.
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Location mentioned:
Orange Belt Dr, California
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