Female patient has anaphylactic shock symptoms at college
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DuPage IL Law Dispatch Group Calls
01:51
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We are en route to your call.
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We're coming to the HEC building.
00:06
Correct, sir.
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It's going to be the entrance number four, PD main entrance.
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I've got your victim here.
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He's currently conscious breathing.
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I've got options.
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This is what they arrived at.
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Hinsdale, a supervisor, as well.
00:19
Can you tell us if you've administered an EpiPen?
00:24
We have not, and she does not have one.
00:28
Okay, what can you tell us about her condition right now?
00:33
Conscious, breathing, complaining of symptoms of anaphylactic shock, tightness in her chest, and.
00:40
Okay, see you soon.
00:44
343, I'll watch for the medics and try to help them find where we are.
00:48
City PD approaching the scene from west side of the building.
00:54
Four, west side of the building.
00:57
Uh, 23 HEC entrance one for that.
01:01
I'll be walking over there now.
01:03
I'll meet him.
01:07
343, I'll be 10-8.
01:10
43-10-4, show me clear.
01:13
Is our best means of access going to be from the west side or the south side?
01:19
South side, the west side works as well.
01:23
All right, I'll have our medics come through the gates for themselves.
01:28
43, you want to grab that?
01:32
Yeah, I copied all that traffic.
01:33
Are the medics going to be coming up Lambert? Do we know?
01:37
They're in the HEC drive right now.
01:40
That looks like the fire is going to be an air quotes term.
01:47
Radio copies, and is that Engine 51 with them?
01:50
Engine 55.
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