Man experiences severe chest pain and high blood pressure, Tulsa OK
Medical EmergencyA 76-year-old man near East 14th Street experienced severe chest pain and dangerous high blood pressure. Emergency responders are treating and transporting him to the hospital as a priority.
Audio|Source: Tulsa, Creek, Rogers and Wagoner Counties Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Copy engine 7 in service on the radio engine 5, you're going to a party, two chest pain, near East 14.
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Near East 14th Street, 76-year-old's mouth.
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Blood pressures 220 over 110, he also has shelter pain, mount patch 1225.
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104, 1141.
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Flash copy, Ladder 1, back to the engine 5-1-sleeve-on-Sleeve-14 street command.
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We're two-fort-examination tonight.
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One, please.
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X-ray 6.23 Tulson.
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Go ahead.
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623 Tulsa, we've got an XA for a team's meeting.
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Okay,
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so long for you.
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128, we come over and pick me up.
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Take me over.
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Affirmative, where you at?
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Say my name to stop.
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What's the Vaker 611?
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Go ahead. Be on scene, 1143.
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17.
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Crime, destination.
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17 at hospital,
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perction at destination 1143.
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11.
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You're 11, guys.
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June 11, transporting 1, Wagner.
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You know 11,
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transporting 1146.
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Go ahead.
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Can we get into a priority one to this call for elevated blood pressure?
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I'll copy you need to this call for elevated blood pressure priority one.
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That's affirmative, thank you.
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I'll keep transporting one emergent to St.
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Francis.
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Location mentioned:
Near E 14th St, Tulsa, OK 74104
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