Male allergic reaction treated with epinephrine en route

Heard on: San Mateo CA SMC EMS SMC (Hospital) Group Calls

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I see it's AMR San Mateo Medic 50, Code 2, about 9 min out.

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On we have a (number withheld), that's 170 male, coming from home.

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Chief complaints will be an allergic reaction he experienced at 1730 approximately.

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I consumed something related to nuts for food and experienced rashes on his body and also difficulty breathing with significant coughing.

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He did administer his own.

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EpiPen at the time, and we do have 50 mg of Benadryl on board.

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Currently, just the rash remains.

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He has no pain, no shortness of breath, no nausea or vomiting, and lung sounds are clear.

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Vital signs to you: blood pressure of 100 and forty-six over eighty-six, pulse of 90 , normal sinus on the twelve-lead, respirations at about 20 , and 100 % on room air.

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He is alert and GCS 15 .

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We have IV access.

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We're code two, about 9 min out.

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How do you copy?

5/17/2026 06:10 PM

Medical Emergency

Sullivan Ave, Daly City, CA 94015

Male allergic reaction treated with epinephrine en route

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As discussed during the dispatch call, a male patient experiencing an allergic reaction after consuming nuts was treated with epinephrine and Benadryl. He is stable and en route to a medical center approximately 9 minutes away.

Male allergic reaction treated with epinephrine en route

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