Person in 90s found unconscious with cardiac arrest
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Charles City, New Kent, Chesterfield Fire/EMS
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And medic ten and battalion ten, respond to code blue cardiac arrest, Spring Arbor, at (number withheld) Capitol Landing Road.
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Time out 1935 .
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Medic ten is en route.
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Medic ten.
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Medic 20 to Williamsburg.
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We're going to be close to that.
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Call it Spring Arbor.
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You can hold medic ten.
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Medic ten, you copy?
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Medic ten to medic 20 , where are you at?
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We're turning on the bypass right now.
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Tag 10, engine 10.
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If you like, medic 10 or medic 20, pass.
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Medic 20, take a call.
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Engine 10, Battalion 10, en route.
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Engine 10, Medic 20, Battalion 10, en route to the code.
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(number withheld), (number withheld) Capitol Landing Road, Spring Arbor, across from Miramar Trail,
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Banner Drive.
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It's going to be for a patient in their 90s,
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not breathing or conscious.
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She does have a DNR.
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History of Parkinson's.
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Requesting you come through the front door.
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Just be advised there is a vehicle clearance hazard.
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Responding apparatus should be aware of the building overhangs and.
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Nineteen thirty-seven.
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Engine ten, Williamsburg.
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Engine ten.
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Could you get in contact with the facility and make sure they have the DNR present when we arrive?
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Engine ten, Williamsburg will be available in quarters.
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Ten quarters, 19 thirty-seven.
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All right, we can't get in receipt.
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Engine 10 Battalion has arrived.
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Engine 10 Battalion, 10-1940.
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10-3 Medic 20, confirming you have a conscious patient.
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Yes, conscious patient.
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