Upper Chichester Fire Department Squad 10, Rescue 10, MICU 140, Chief 10 & Assistant 10 Responding
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Upper Chichester Fire Department Squad 10, Rescue 10, MICU 140, Chief 10 & Assistant 10 responding to a reported cardiac arrest in Upper Chichester Township, Delaware County, PA.
Squad 10 - 2010 Pierce Arrow XT PUC 1500/750/30 (Formerly Ogden Fire Company Squad 55)
Rescue 10 - 2012 Pierce Arrow XT (Formerly Boothwyn Fire Company Rescue 40)
MICU 140 (Loaner) - 2006 Ford E450/Horton (EX-Horsham Fire Co)
Chief 10 - Chevrolet Tahoe
Assistant 10 - Chevrolet Tahoe
Recorded:
12/2021
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Rescue 10 has a good screaming horn
Yes it does
Unfortunate
Awesome catch
Thanks!
All those units for a medical ? Seems excessive. They were moving though.
Cardiac Arrest. Need all the hands you can get to rotate during CPR.
As stated, it is to rotate in the event it is a prolonged resuscitation. For example, my hometown's fire department, at the time (SOPs changed since then), would send the AMR medic, two ambulances, the two heavy rescues, the EMS Coordinator and a chief officer. Additionally, the nearest engines would be put on standby in the event a LZ was needed and the nearest tower ladder was put on standby in the even they need more assistance at the scene. Very rarely were all units associated were utilized but it pays to be prepared and go overboard than to come up short and lose a life
@@amott919 You are right but can you just send one truck and one ambulance
@@jimbobcramden In some places thats all it is. In Philly, for example, They send 1 fire truck and 1 ambulance for a cardiac arrest (code blue). But other departments are different. This one in the video is volunteer and if they have the staffing to roll extra to bring more hands to the scene, why not? If they are not needed, they can be released.
Cool
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