Medical Crews Respond to Breathing Issues in Anderson
Medical EmergencyMedical crews are responding to two people with breathing problems in Anderson. An elderly man is having difficulty breathing, and an elderly woman feels unwell.
Audio|Source: Anderson County Public Safety
02:40
Transcript:
I-16, there's one. Ninety-five, ALS[2]2, priority one for breathing problems, Channel 2. ALS2 ALS2 ALS2 ALS2 Priority 1[1] for breathing problem 208 open in court Cross Street to Prescott Drive A 3-year-old male not feeling well, have a short of breath. 99 31 for a immersion down safe Medic[3] 5, Priority 1 for breathing problems, 208, open in court, cross street of Prescott Drive, 83-year-old male. Not feeling good, short a spread. 10-4, we're going to stop to make sure ready to do a quick cruise-up. Happy, Middick 9, are you on Channel 2? Do you call details? Hey, we're looking forrest, 4. See for a tracktell. TIEG Central Medical One. Medical One. We're transporting priority 2 to AMID. 402, 1041. Copy, Medicare 1. Copy, Medicare 1. Copy, 40,000. R101, 4-1. Okay, 14, analyst, no, check. 3-4. 4103, you're clear. Well, I'm clear. All right. All right, 9, that's where you got to call. We've got it. R1-2. Hello, I'm Claire. I'll just go for a minute now. Forward three. Hello, I'm Claire. Priority one for a sick person, 2608 Dobbins Ridge Road, Cross Street of Greenland Road. 80-year-old female doesn't feel right, feels clammy. They're requesting you turn on flights and sirens when you get closed.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Priority 1: High-priority medical emergency
[2]
ALS: Advanced Life Support medical unit
[3]
Medic: Medical response unit
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Location mentioned:
Near Obannon Ct, Anderson, SC 29621
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