Man feels faint outside restaurant on South Lewis, Tulsa OK
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a priority-two medical call for a 45-year-old man who felt faint outside a Sonic restaurant near South Lewis Avenue in Tulsa. The man reportedly has asthma and was found wearing gray sweats, a black hoodie, and white slippers.
Audio|Heard on: Tulsa OK Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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map page 1222.
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H29 semi for a medical call near South Lewis.
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H29, priority two breathing difficulty, near South Lewis, outside the Sonic restaurant.
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45-year-old male feeling faint.
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Map page 1179.
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H16, priority one breathing difficulty, near North College.
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Near North College Avenue, 59-year-old male, difficulty speaking between breaths.
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Map page 1222.
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And just make that stop for H29 who is.
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In service quarters.
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Latitude nine. I copy you're making the assignment for the engine and they're going to be in quarters.
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Ladder 29, you're responding to a priority two breathing difficulty near South Lewis.
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Near South Lewis Avenue, 45-year-old male feeling faint.
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He has asthma.
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He's outside the Sonic wearing gray sweats and a black hoodie and white slippers.
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Map page 1179.
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Location mentioned:
S Lewis Ave, Tulsa, OK 74105
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