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1.501 -> So I'm going to turn
the air up for a minute
3.737 -> because it's hot.
4.738 -> I guess I'll let
you have control
5.939 -> of everything up in here.
7.007 -> [laughs] No!
8.274 -> All right, I'll turn it off.
9.409 -> You understand there's
no room for menopause
10.91 -> in here [inaudible], right?
11.911 -> - You want me to hit you?
- Yeah.
13.279 -> [laughter]
14.247 -> Shut up.
15.615 -> I'm younger than you are.
17.417 -> Does it matter?
18.418 -> I don't--
19.419 -> You're going
through menopause.
20.653 -> Is it-- it that possible?
21.721 -> I don't know.
22.722 -> I think you just
ruined our partnership.
24.491 -> Really?
Already?
25.425 -> You're not going
to live this down.
26.526 -> I knew-- I knew because
you're on menopause.
28.361 -> I expect all kinds
of erratic behavior.
30.63 -> You know what, I'll
show you erratic.
31.931 -> I bet you will.
32.932 -> I'll turn the
heater on right now.
34.167 -> [laughs]
It's done.
35.535 -> It's over.
36.536 -> DISPATCH: 3232, 6232--
38.038 -> [inaudible] elderly female
feeling weak and nauseous,
42.075 -> vomiting for several weeks.
43.376 -> We got this.
44.644 -> [music playing]
48.048 -> - How are you doing, man?
- All right.
49.449 -> What's going on?
53.086 -> Yeah?
54.087 -> Yeah.
55.321 -> This call comes out as
something that appears to be
58.892 -> very simple, maybe
a stomach virus
61.327 -> or flu-like signs and symptoms.
63.196 -> What kind of medical
allergies does she have?
66.966 -> We walk in that door to a
patient that is obviously
71.471 -> very ill, very critical.
74.207 -> Something was really wrong.
75.542 -> Does she speak any
English at all?
77.077 -> Can you translate for us?
78.178 -> Uh-huh.
79.479 -> Can you ask her right now
if anything is hurting her?
88.788 -> So she's nauseated,
she's having stomach pain.
94.727 -> Don't worry.
96.196 -> [shouts in native language]
102.669 -> Are you hurting here?
104.304 -> You hurt here?
105.305 -> All right.
108.408 -> OK.
109.409 -> MI?
110.543 -> Do you see this one?
113.046 -> [inaudible]
114.614 -> Hey!
115.615 -> Is she allergic to anything?
117.15 -> Hey!
118.151 -> Is she allergic to anything?
119.919 -> She's can take an aspirin?
121.588 -> OK, has she ever had
a heart attack before?
124.991 -> Ma'am, chew these up.
126.893 -> Chew.
127.894 -> She's having a
[bleep] heart attack.
131.297 -> 3232, en route to Tulane.
133.733 -> Stay [inaudible].
135.001 -> All right, sweetie,
you're gonna be all right.
137.17 -> I'll help you feel good, OK?
140.273 -> Help!
141.774 -> Hey, hey, open.
143.81 -> Lift up your tongue.
144.811 -> Ah!
146.746 -> Whatever is causing
harm or illness to them,
149.682 -> you just want to kick its ass.
152.485 -> Help!
153.486 -> You just become
like a little Ninja,
155.121 -> and as soon as you see it
and it's time to go in,
158.224 -> it's like you go in and
you do it and you get it.
160.827 -> Take some deep breaths.
161.828 -> Maybe try to breathe, OK?
162.862 -> No!
164.03 -> It's oxygen. It's
oxygen. It's the same thing
