00:00
Carey Fire and River Station Three, respond to (number withheld) South Main Street, Cary, for allergic reaction Alpha[1].
00:21
693 is en route to Cary.
00:27
Six nine three again responding to (number withheld) south main street and Carey cross of Circle Drive and Queen's Crown Road for a 79 year old male showing possible allergic reaction, swollen lips and cheeks, not affecting airway at this time.
00:45
Is responding normally, is not having any difficulty breathing or swelling at this time.
00:50
He's never had a severe allergic reaction before.
01:13
Six nine three, it's a good copy on your update.
01:16
Not saying I need to use it now, but do you know if an EpiPen is near the patient?
01:28
We copy, no available EpiPen.
01:33
They did administer about a 4th of Benadryl and has had some milk.
01:39
Is saying there has been no effect.
01:44
Copy. You're still on the line with the RP.
01:46
Can you get a little clarification what they mean by 4th of Benadryl? Fourth of an oral dose? Fourth of a tablet?
01:54
Any clarification would be helpful.
02:04
Units responding, just for information, he has had a 4th of a tablet of 25 milligram Benadryl.
02:16
Copy, a quarter of a 25 milligram tablet.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Alpha: Low-priority medical response
Medical Emergency
