00:00
Oxford RCC to Stoneham Rescue, stand by for an allergy at (number withheld) Evergreen Way in Waterford.
00:16
Oxford RCC to Stoneham Rescue, respond to (number withheld) Evergreen Way in Waterford for a (number withheld) year old male that was stung by a bee, not responding normally, difficulty breathing, Delta[1] level response.
00:27
Time is (number withheld).
00:46
Copy. Be advised, the subject has used their EpiPen.
00:52
10-4. Can you also start a Pace unit for me, please?
00:57
Copy. You're requesting a pace unit.
01:10
701, the patient has already administered one dose of Epi.
01:14
They are inquiring if they can give a 2nd dose as there's been no relief.
01:24
About how long ago did they take that dose of Epi?
01:32
701, about 15 minutes ago.
01:39
Yeah, yes, tell them to take that 2nd dose.
01:47
Copy 701, we're advising them now.
02:00
Oxford RCC to P701, request you respond with them to (number withheld) Evergreen Way in Waterford.
02:05
You're responding for a (number withheld)-year-old male with an allergic reaction.
02:09
Has had one dose of Epi with no relief.
02:11
Not responding normally, not breathing normally.
02:13
Delta[1] level, time is (number withheld).
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Delta: High-priority medical response for potentially life-threatening conditions.
Medical Emergency
