Individual found unresponsive and given Narcan, Wake County NC
Medical EmergencyAn individual was found unresponsive with no respiratory drive. Emergency responders administered Narcan, which helped the patient regain consciousness and breathing, though the patient had difficulty speaking and has chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
Audio|Source: Wake County Fire
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Subject out of the vehicle,
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pinpoint people is no respiratory drive.
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We're administering Narcan and now backing it in.
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District 7 direct.
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4-799, should ever bring the stair chair in?
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The core's engine 2828-28, attack 2-24, hit your route button.
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73 full command. We just gotta pull 2 milligrams in metasturred.
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We've got to do it. Whatever you get here, just back in,
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right behind the engine.
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TAC 22 from Battalion 1.
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Okay.
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Let me have a KPD officer reference, Channel Limits.
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Tell you want to say you requesting PDs, I'm showing WICASO on scene.
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Yeah, I got WICASO on scene, but I knew PD as well.
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The team from 904,
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PD is requesting that we stage at Brant and Coppola Drive.
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I say once we get there, they'll position us.
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Copybriott and Capella.
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We'll head that way now.
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It's 5 o'clock in Tapeake 15.
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It's just waiting in those me.
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Three-year-old female conscious in breathing.
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She is responding normally.
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She has difficulty speaking between breaths.
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She has COPD.
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Final cutting is going to be a 6-Delta 2E.
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Wake County, NC
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