Emergency response to woman with breathing difficulty near Railroad Ave, Centralia WA
Medical EmergencyEmergency medical teams responded to a 64-year-old woman experiencing difficulty breathing near North Railroad Avenue in Centralia, at or near the Amtrak station.
Audio|Source: Centralia and Chehalis Fire Dispatch
02:26
Transcript:
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Bha-a-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-
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At least, station one, that is 124, ALS[1], difficulty breathing, (number withheld).
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National Riverside, Magic on Route 1-220 Westford. Division I in service.
00:43
Medical one in route,
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Michigan One in service.
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The patient one in service. That's the medical point in route.
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Spectral front of route from header.
01:02
Medical, Medi-Medic, 64-year-old female, contact with breathing, weight, 1-70, 50, or part.
01:12
Thank you. Go on.
01:14
Go, boy.
01:32
RAPA, be able to respond to multiple overdose near North Railroad Avenue Amtrak, Centralia, Sunfire 2.
01:39
My page, Station 1, Mediq 123, 3, BELS respond, multiple overdose, near North Railroad Avenue Amtrak, Centralia,
01:46
Respond, Fire, 2.
01:49
Law even on scene, to be across the Beas Plain Street, Timeout 1402, Citter 3997.
02:01
Central Riverside, engine 1 a 8th and round near North Railroad Roads.
02:07
Angu-a-1-8-Row, 14-2.
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Go backclustering round.
02:13
Nice-up to you in-round, 14-122.
02:20
Central over time, Maddick 1-0-3-3. Medic 1street.
02:24
Medic 1 on scene, 1street, 14-0-3.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
ALS: Advanced Life Support
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Location mentioned:
Centralia, WA, 210 N Railroad Ave, Centralia, WA 98531
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