Man with severe allergic reaction after bee sting
Medical EmergencyRadio call about a 40-year-old man having a severe allergic reaction after a bee sting. Dispatch gives EpiPen instructions and emergency units are sent. The patient was reported not breathing but later was breathing when updated.
Audio|Source: Oakland County Fire/EMS MABAS 3201 (Northeast) - Dispatch/Tac/Talk (P25)
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Transcript:
Alpha 4 is Arrivalve County 40 year old male reaction to bee sting in anaphyadic shock time out 95-53 (name withheld) is on cell phone off Cropial phone row Patient contact (name withheld), Station contact Employee Contact Employee feel (name withheld), Station 1, Alpha 2 Station 2, Medical Emergency Emergency 85 East Flint Street Employee feels faint, trouble breathing, medical 20-year-old, now, conscious, breathing, timeout, 954[1]. Good morning dispatch, dispatching, motion for a (name withheld). Engine 4 and (name withheld). You must want to (name withheld). Other advising is not conscious, not breathing. Looks like I got an update that he is now breathing. Patient is now breathing. The patient is now breathing. Rescue (name withheld). Rescue One unit headed to (name withheld). I do hear the call taker give instructions for an EpiPen. And dispatch off queue in route to point. Southputeu in route to point. Provising LPTEN was administered on (name withheld).
Police codes explained
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954: Medical Emergency (typically used for time out or event reference)
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Location mentioned:
Near E Flint St, Lake Orion, MI 48362
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