Diabetic man stung by bee given epipen at home
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Dodge County Public Safety
02:19
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That's going to sheriff's office to the page for Beaver Dam EMS unit (number withheld).
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West Maple Avenue, (number withheld) W Maple Ave,
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across from Mary Street.
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This is reference to a male party, 50 years of age.
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Looks like daughter and son.
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He's got diabetes.
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He's conscious, is breathing normally.
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He's out of it.
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He appears a little to be out of it.
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He can communicate. Again, right now he is alert at this time.
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I'd like to have him checked out.
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Sign page 900 and thirty-one, K 500 and forty-six, clear.
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Five hundred and one is on scene.
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Go ahead, sir.
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Dodge, you can show twelve fifty-four en route.
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10-4,
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10-4. 10-4, 10-4.
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Dodge 120.
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Go ahead.
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120, we've only gotten one call on this.
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It was an elderly female caller.
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I'm just gonna wait before I contact highway to see what it is.
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10-4.
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Dispatch, I'm clear with the EMS call.
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She's having issues breathing or just stung by a bee.
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Uh, stung by a bee.
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Already administered epipen.
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Can you tell that you cut off?
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233, no issues as of yet.
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Epipen had already been administered.
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Copy.
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Dispatch, 1254.
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1254, go ahead.
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24 is on scene.
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10-4.
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I'm going to continue until EMS gets on scene.
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You just advise when they arrive.
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They have arrived.
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