Possible carbon monoxide exposure at residence, Sherwood OR
Medical EmergencyFire and emergency medical services responded to a possible carbon monoxide exposure near Southwest Walutton Road. A 30-year-old man experienced chest tightness and anxiety after about 20 minutes of exposure but was conscious and breathing normally outside in fresh air.
Audio|Source: Washington County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Engine 35, and AMR 110.
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Respond to toxic exposure near Southwest Walutton Road.
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Unit 128. Cross streets are Southwest 116 Avenue and Southwest 124th Avenue.
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Section 35, AMR 110 for possible toxic exposure, near Southwest Walutton Road, Unit 128.
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Caller’s carbon monoxide detector went off a bit ago.
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The caller disconnected it, so it's no longer sounding.
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It is unknown if it's connected to the fire alarm.
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It's mounted to the wall.
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The battery operated and the batteries have been removed.
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Caller wasn't sure about new medical concerns, but is complaining of chest tightness.
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The 30-year-old male is conscious, breathing normally,
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having anxiety about this situation.
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He’s on the back porch in the fresh air.
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He had about 20 minutes of possible exposure, and he's feeling unwell.
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Location mentioned:
SW Washington St, Sherwood, OR 97140
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