Medical response for woman with chest pain, West Line MO
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders attended to a female patient experiencing chest pain at a residence near West Line, Missouri. The patient reported central chest pain with moderate intensity, and medical personnel monitored her blood pressure, pulse, and oxygen level. Oxygen support and EKG evaluation were requested.
Audio|Heard on: Cass County Fire and EMS Departments - Central
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01:33
Transcript:
00:00
Arrived. Chief six one, count.
00:05
Chief six one.
00:08
On scene of the West Line command out on patient assessment.
00:12
Five 55.
00:18
To me, action taken.
00:21
Action on 05 57.
00:28
Two six two is on scene.
00:31
Five five eight.
00:35
G62, can you bring in my oxygen? It's in the back pullout.
00:43
That'd be able to.
00:45
Come here, Medic 52.
00:48
This is Medic 52.
00:55
Information only.
00:56
The patient has chest pain in the center of her chest, rated out of ten.
01:01
She's satting at 90, pulse of 114.
01:05
Blood pressure is 148 over 107.
01:10
And we are in the fall.
01:12
Back bedroom.
01:14
I'll have somebody come out and meet you whenever you get here.
01:19
Eight fifty-two copies, thank you.
01:22
And I don't have my monitor with us to do an EKG for you.
01:32
No problem, see you in a few.
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Location mentioned:
West Line, MO 64734
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