Emergency Team Responds To Difficulty Breathing Incident
Medical EmergencyEmergency crews were called to assist a person having trouble breathing at a specific location. The situation was serious, requiring multiple emergency units to provide care.
Audio|Source: Charlotte and Mecklenburg County Fire
02:13
Transcript:
It's now been upgraded to a Delta[1] difficulty breathing. Fortis-two copies. Ten points, forty-two copies. Ten points, forty-two. Patient contact and medics on scene also. 10-4[2]30.30. The alarm engine 34 is on scene. 10434 on scene. Engine 24 on scene. Engine 21. Fire alarm. 1300 Cathy Road, on H. Hotel. Fire alarm. 1,300 Kathy Road on H. Hotel. Engine 34 on. Engine 34, go ahead. Can you get us an ETM in the medic unit? Yeah, you can get more, stand by. To upgrade your emergency, we just want to move the patient one time as possible straight from the stretcher. 104 to 34, stand by. Contact with the principal of the school and that they're responding out. go off from the armw again that's ten-four they just called in another activation coming from trial and university about seven minute ETA 34 copies thank you ten more thank you
Police codes explained
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[1]
Delta: High-priority EMS call for life-threatening medical emergency
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgement/Copy
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