Child treated for insect bite reaction at daycare
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This is APG paramedic 1293 from Edgewood Arsenal.
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How copy? Over.
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Copy,
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we're inbound your facility about a 10-minute ETA with an (number withheld) male.
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Patient was in daycare on the base and was apparently bitten or stung behind the right ear by an unknown insect.
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Nobody on the staff there could say exactly what it was.
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They notified mom right away.
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She reported to the facility and called EMS.
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When we arrived, we encountered.
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A conscious, alert, and fully oriented eighteen-month-old reacting with everyone around him.
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He is breathing normally.
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Lung fields are clear bilaterally.
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The only issue that we noted was hives in the axilla and groin and around the neck, and some slight swelling behind the right ear where he was bitten.
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He was initially scratching at the aforementioned areas.
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Mom says he doesn't have any past medical history.
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History, current meds, or allergies other than the event that has just occurred.
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Our assessment revealed the afore mentioned perfectly normal reacting patient.
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He has been receptive to anything that we've wanted to do so far.
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We have a heart rate of about 140 , respiratory rate of about 30 , and like I said before, his lungs are clear bilaterally.
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We did give him.
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0.27 mL Benadryl IM at ten forty-five, and the hives have already started to abate.
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We don't anticipate any further fly at that time if that's necessary.
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What's your priority for this patient?
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1293 Upper Chesapeake, do you copy? Thank you very much for that.
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No further questions at this time.
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We'll see you in 10 minutes.
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Copy that. Thank you very much.
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APG 1293 out of WAC 842.