Man treated for anaphylaxis after bee sting in Baraboo

Heard on: Juneau WI STCLARBA (Hospital) Group Calls

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St. Clare, Baraboo, coming to about a 10 to 12 minute ETA with a (number withheld) male chief complaint today of anaphylaxis after a bee sting.

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Patient is currently A&O x4 GCS of 15.

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We did give 0.3 milligrams of epinephrine as well as 50 of Benadryl IV.

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Good to have an IV.

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I have enough for an IM.

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Current set of vitals for you: 97 over 70 for a blood pressure, sitting at 95% on room air, heart rate of 110 and sinus.

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Patient does have an 18 gauge IV in the left AC.

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We do have fluids running.

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Patient's gotten about 400 of fluids at this time.

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Again, 8010 for GCS 15.

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We do have.

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Four family members, along with none that got stung by these, just for your information.

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And we've got again about a 10 min ETA.

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Do you have any other questions, comments, concerns?

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No further questions.

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We'll see you when you guys hear.

7/30/2026 03:38 PM

Medical Emergency

14th St, Baraboo, WI 53913

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services are responding to a man with a possible allergic reaction to a bee sting near 14th St in Baraboo. The patient appears alert and has received epinephrine and Benadryl, with fluids administered and vital signs monitored.