Person receives CPR for ineffective breathing on Highway 99 

Transcript:
Primitive, do you have an update on our patient's breathing status? Free (name withheld). Talking to the homeowner, it sounds like his truck isn't here. So we'll just, we'll be available in a patient call it now. Initially, unconscious, abnormal, now being marked as ineffective breathing and clearly starting CPR. CRP 15. BLF2 response 23905 Highway 99. Number 24, respond on TAC 2, 239-05 Highway 99. Snowcom from Laderton. Did you say you are starting? Telephone CPR? Navy is unknown whether or not CPR is being started. Multiple breathing status update most recent is agonal or ineffective. Number 21-quay? I'll bring this in the next to the first year I arrival. 36. NTCPR and Pran. So, Com, that's one clear. Copy-clear. Copy-clear. So-com from the time 15. The time 15, go. You are all your full Med-X response to that letter 10 call? A firm cad. Short away. Yeah. Okay, Latterton, I'm seeing this will be Admiral G-Multiway Command. Okay, I'm not seen at multi-way, Cad. Eight, ten, MSO-21, Battalion, 15. Medic, upgraded response. 1603 Admiralty Way. Number A404. Respond on TAC 2.1603 Admiralty Way. So how engine 20? Engine 20. Transfer unit, please. Receive transfer unit, please. Receive transfer. BLFQ response, 23905, Highway 99. Number 24, respond on TAC 2, 23905, Highway 99. 10 minutes 1435 hours. Have it? No count from Adderaldiway command, patient contact. Patient contact.

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