Patient treated for tongue swelling due to angioedema, Petoskey MI
Medical EmergencyA 74-year-old male was treated for tongue swelling caused by angioedema. He received medication and is stable, awake, and breathing normally during transport to McLaren Hospital near Connable Ave in Petoskey.
Audio|Source: Emmet County Public Safety
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In 4L3 paramedic Penfold, and bound to you from Philadelphia, a 74-year-old male.
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That chief complaint is going to be some angioedema today.
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No new medicine, is there anything that noticed as tongue swelling about 1 p.m.
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It seems like it has gotten worse.
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He was administered.
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Benadryl and prednisone, so on him ship down.
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He is currently awake well-oriented blood pressure 165-85, pulse,
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56, regular respiration, stina, and labored.
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Did not have any shortness of breath? 98% on room air.
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Connable Ave, Petoskey, MI 49770
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