Two medical emergencies reported in Birmingham area, Birmingham MI
Medical EmergencyMultiple fire and EMS units responded to two medical emergencies near Northland and Neafee Avenue in Birmingham. One involved a person with a possible heart problem, and another involved a 54-year-old male experiencing a severe asthma attack and weakness. The asthma patient was hesitant to accept EMS treatment but needed breathing support.
Audio|Source: Oakland County Fire/EMS MABAS 3202 (South/Oakway) - Dispatch/Tac/Talk (P25)
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Transcript:
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Station truck of Birmingham fire.
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We have a medical near Northland.
00:07
Agency rescue rescue.
00:09
Message received engine two rescue.
00:21
Okay.
00:23
Respond to a medical near Neafee Avenue with a heart problem.
00:31
Okay.
00:36
Five, under two.
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Oh.
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And then two, in Rouse D2 and Rouse D2 and Rauk North Florida.
00:49
Both trucks and route truck three for a 54 year old male who is having asthma flare up and is very weak.
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He advised the caller is the individual's brother stated that the patient is hesitant on being treated by EMS, but the brother stated that some sort of breathing treatment is required at this point.
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Place high fire practice.
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Please.
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Fire practice. Radio lights is there, Sir Beckins.
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Oh, one, I do.
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Through Truckee, I'm showing you about the heart problems near Neafee Avenue.
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Five, end to two.
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Go ahead.
01:56
Six-five, both charts on scene.
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Roy Loak, ninety-two is clear bowmine back in quarters.
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Nine-four. Both trucks on scene.
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