As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a medical call for a 60-year-old man with abdominal pain, vomiting a black substance that may be blood, and very high blood pressure near McKenzie Highway south of milepost 25. The patient was reported conscious and breathing and was transported toward Cottage Grove Hospital and Riverbend.

Brain cancer patient vomiting blood and abdominal pain

He is a brain cancer patient. He feels ill with abdominal pain and vomiting black substance that may be blood. He has a very elevated BP. Engine 11 is recycling as well. Copy, 11 is recycling. Break. Engine 11, come in. If they got it turned off, but the bus parts are still active from the feed drop, so we just say they have crews use caution. Copy, power's off at the break. Two zero one, now Cottage Grove Hospital. Code one, one down. Cottage Grove. (number withheld) McKenzie Highway, south of milepost 25 . East two at 2026 . Hello. 2500. Go ahead. Go ahead. Lane 4, show all Lorraine units returning and secure. All Lorraine units, transfer. That's affirmative. We're coming off the roof now. Copy that. Truck one, come on down. Recycle. In route to Riverbend, code three, one down. In route to Riverbend, code three, one down. Fire call, we've got a four. All right. Status four. For a probable bleeding, (number withheld) McKenzie Highway, coming off of 25 . Patient is a 60 year old Caucasian male with a brain stem patient with abdominal pain, elevated blood pressure, and possibly upper GI bleed. Royal Western Burleson. Copy. Royal Western. Truck two, you can. Truck two, we're outside, ready for reassignment. All right, copy. Once you go in, begin secondary search. Four one and then four two. And let me know if you need additional companies to assist. Truck two, copy. Secondary search, both floors. Six seven. Fire is at 50 % . We'll need to recycle. Copy. What needs remain on the 2nd floor? Overhaul, you know, order communication. Copy, need crew to continue overhaul on floor two in an attic. Okay, they're conscious and breathing. Fire medics are coming out of Deschutes County.

He feels ill with abdominal pain and vomiting black substance that may be blood.

If they got it turned off, but the bus parts are still active from the feed drop, so we just say they have crews use caution.

Two zero one, now Cottage Grove Hospital.

Grove. (number withheld) McKenzie Highway, south of milepost 25 .

Lane 4, show all Lorraine units returning and secure.

That's affirmative. We're coming off the roof now.

In route to Riverbend, code three, one down.

For a probable bleeding, (number withheld) McKenzie Highway, coming off of 25 .

Patient is a 60 year old Caucasian male with a brain stem patient with abdominal pain, elevated blood pressure, and possibly upper GI bleed.

Truck two, we're outside, ready for reassignment.

And let me know if you need additional companies to assist.

Copy. What needs remain on the 2nd floor?

Copy, need crew to continue overhaul on floor two in an attic.

Fire medics are coming out of Deschutes County.

As discussed during the dispatch call, radio traffic describes a possible bleeding medical emergency near McKenzie Highway and Goodpasture Road, with a Bravo response dispatched and a medic unit later reported at Cottage Grove Hospital.

Bleeding patient reported near McKenzie Highway and Goodpasture Road

The Bravo response for bleeding. (number withheld) McKenzie Highway. Milepost 25 and Goodpasture Road. That page 404 on East Two. McKenzie, rubber response for bleeding. (number withheld) McKenzie Highway, also Goodpasture Road, milepost 25 , east two at 2021 . Medic 201 , you are out. Cottage Grove Hospital, code one, one down. Cottage Grove.

(number withheld) McKenzie Highway, also Goodpasture Road, milepost 25 , east two at 2021 .

Cottage Grove Hospital, code one, one down.

As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a possible medical emergency involving a male brain cancer patient with abdominal pain and vomiting a blackish substance that may be blood, reported near McKenzie Highway by milepost 25 and Goodpasture Road. Multiple units were dispatched and arrived on scene, with a delay in getting an additional medic unit.

Brain cancer patient vomiting black substance at McKenzie Hwy

6030, we just received a Bravo call of a brain injury patient who's having some GI bleeding at milepost 25. We do not have another medic unit. Would you like us to bump 16 past your current call or have them come to your current call and send it possibly an LFA medic to the higher one? Hold on, medic 16 just arrived here. Got it. Give me a tap out of the department in the meantime. Go ahead and tap it out. The Bravo response for bleeding. (number withheld) McKenzie Highway. Milepost 25 and Goodpasture Road. That page 404 on East 2. McKenzie, Bravo response for bleeding. (number withheld) McKenzie Highway, also the Post Road, milepost 25 east to a 2020 . 1638 and route with two. We're trying to get a medic unit for you. There will be a delay. This is a Bravo bleeding. (number withheld) McKenzie Highway, south of milepost 25, with a 60-year-old conscious breathing male. He is a brain cancer patient. He feels ill with abdominal pain and vomiting blackish substance that may be blood. He has a very elevated. 1695 and route with one. East two, 1640 is en route. Sixteen 40 en route. East two, medic 01:50 en route. Vehicle 15 are out with McKenzie Fire for a probable bleeding. (number withheld) McKenzie Highway, cross of milepost 25. Patient's a (number withheld) constipated male, he's a brain cancer patient with abdominal pain, elevated blood pressure, and possible upper GI bleed. E2 1638 1695 on scene. On scene. 1540, you're active as well. 1540, yeah.

6030, we just received a Bravo call of a brain injury patient who's having some GI bleeding at milepost 25.

Would you like us to bump 16 past your current call or have them come to your current call and send it possibly an LFA medic to the higher one?

Give me a tap out of the department in the meantime.

(number withheld) McKenzie Highway, also the Post Road, milepost 25 east to a 2020 .

We're trying to get a medic unit for you.

(number withheld) McKenzie Highway, south of milepost 25, with a 60-year-old conscious breathing male.

He feels ill with abdominal pain and vomiting blackish substance that may be blood.

Vehicle 15 are out with McKenzie Fire for a probable bleeding.

(number withheld) McKenzie Highway, cross of milepost 25.

Patient's a (number withheld) constipated male, he's a brain cancer patient with abdominal pain, elevated blood pressure, and possible upper GI bleed.

As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews report a STEMI medical emergency and are preparing a patient for rapid transport, coordinating a rendezvous near Evergreen and Walterville.

Person having a heart attack in Walterville, OR

FYI, our monitor is showing this is a STEMI. We are going to be working on getting the patient packaged for fast transport. Copy STEMI. 2818, 2800. Go ahead, 2800. When you arrive, go ahead and turn around, back into us. Get your cot ready. We're gonna need to move. 2818 copies, when I'm arriving, we're gonna back up and get the cot ready. Hey, from 1694 location. 1694 , we are just passing the fire station in Evergreen. I copy. We'll need a rendezvous. Ninety four copies. Two from 2800 . Roger. Can I get your updated location, please? We're currently just passing Walterville. I copy, thank you.

FYI, our monitor is showing this is a STEMI.

We are going to be working on getting the patient packaged for fast transport.

When you arrive, go ahead and turn around, back into us.

2818 copies, when I'm arriving, we're gonna back up and get the cot ready.

1694 , we are just passing the fire station in Evergreen.

We're currently just passing Walterville.

As discussed during the dispatch call, medic 16 was dispatched Code 3 for a possible respiratory distress emergency at a fire station on McKenzie Highway west of Upper Johnson Creek Road.

Person with respiratory distress at McKenzie Highway station

McKenzie Fire Medic 16, Code 3 for respiratory distress to Station 3, 42870 McKenzie Highway. To Upper Johnson Creek, map page 310, East 8. McKenzie Fire Medic 16, respond Code 3 for respiratory distress to MKS Station 3. 42870 McKenzie Highway, west of Upper Johnson Creek Road, map page 310, East 8, 708.

McKenzie Fire Medic 16, Code 3 for respiratory distress to Station 3, 42870 McKenzie Highway.

To Upper Johnson Creek, map page 310, East 8.

McKenzie Fire Medic 16, respond Code 3 for respiratory distress to MKS Station 3.

42870 McKenzie Highway, west of Upper Johnson Creek Road, map page 310, East 8, 708.

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