Female with bee allergy treated after multiple stings
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Portage County Fire and EMS
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Station One Ambulance, Rudolph EMR, respond to (number withheld) Morgan Ave, number (number withheld), for a forty-three year old female with bee allergy, stung by bees.
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Fifteen thirty-four.
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Med One.
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Medic One.
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Med One en route, Morgan Ave.
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Med en route.
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Com Center, Rudolph Rescue Two will be en route.
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Rudolph en route.
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152 EMR. Again, this is a 43-year-old female with a bee allergy who's had two bee stings.
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We did instruct the caller to use the EpiPen.
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She is responding normally and breathing normally at this time.
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Thank you very much.
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Rudolph Rescue Two, copy.
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You can put Rudolph Rescue Two on scene.
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Copy.
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Two on car (number withheld).
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All right.
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The same place, car (number withheld), en route as well.
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Copy.
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That unit responding to the young shepherd blew it off for that update.
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Go ahead, we're off from Med One.
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I'm seeing a conscious alert, 43-year-old female patient with stung in the arm and side of the abdomen.
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Just some local redness, no oral edema at all.
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Airways patent at this time.
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She's conscious alert.
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Husband did administer one EpiPen just prior to our arrival.
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Med One, copy that.
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Thank you very much.
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Do arrive on scene.
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We'll be in the back parking lot area.
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You'll see our vehicle.
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Med One, copy.
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Thank you.
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