Female patient with tremors at airport terminal, Philadelphia PA
Medical EmergencyMedical responders were sent to Philadelphia International Airport Terminal A near the cashier booth to assist a female patient experiencing tremors.
Audio|Source: Philadelphia Fire - South Fire/South Medics
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Transcript:
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Medic 30 responds to the International Airport to assist AR30, Terminal A Alpha,
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East Bridge.
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Medics 30 responds to Philadelphia International Airport to assist Medics AR30, Terminal A Alpha East,
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Bridge.
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Operating on the South Medicament Bands.
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A-230.
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13.9.
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Medicare.
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And to 13.
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Available.
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Medicare, proceed.
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Okay.
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We advise we aren't going to assist AR-30.
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We're going on a different run at E-ECHO2 for short mental breath.
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Outside medic unit for AR-30.
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Dr. Wester, which one she's starting to? Medi-30.
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Which terminal are you going to?
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Mattis-30.
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You got...
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Atic30.
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What terminal you're going to?
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ECHO2. All five minutes.
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Engine 2-9331-2200-0 Front Street.
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Engine 2, Medi-3301-23300.
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No Front Street, Alfred Street.
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Offrey 1758.
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.
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Intimatic 55Z, respond to (number withheld) South D-E Street, Medi-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-8-2 operating on south- NACACC-A.
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DEM.
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To your medic 30 respondent to the National Airport, Terminal to the TECO 2, Medi-30 is responding to the National Airport, Terminal-2, RELFETO 2-2-2AXO2-2AXO4-3.
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Inter40.
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31. 31.
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301. Proceed.
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2-3-3. No-T-0-3.
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Okay, that's the permanent, sir.
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It's going to be by the cashier, I booth for female with the shakes.
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Location mentioned:
Airport Terminal A, Philadelphia, PA 19153
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