Allergic reaction treated near Sand Lake, Sand Lake FL
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency personnel in Sand Lake assisted an individual experiencing an apparent allergic reaction with difficulty breathing. The patient, who showed hives, was treated with epinephrine and Benadryl and transported to Dr. Phillips Hospital while EMS monitored vital signs.
Audio|Heard on: Orange FL Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Rescue 6 to Dr. Phillips Hospital, en route to Med Red.
00:04
ETA five, what do you copy?
00:08
Nothing further to see in arrival.
00:12
Dr. Phillips, go ahead.
00:15
Patient is alert and oriented with GCS 15.
00:18
Patient has hives and trouble breathing.
00:22
Patient given 0.3 of epinephrine and Benadryl.
00:31
We're currently giving a treatment.
00:37
Back on the monitor, we're probably further.
00:40
Where are the vitals?
00:43
Dr. Phillips to Rescue 52, were you able to get any vitals?
00:48
I got 130 on the monitor, 100 on room air on the nebulizer.
00:53
Twenty-two respirations with thirty-five inside and working down a BP.
00:57
And a sugar.
01:00
Copy, thank you.
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Sand Lake, FL 32819
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