Child has allergic reaction to new inhaler at apartment, Beaverton OR
Medical EmergencyA 6-year-old female experienced an allergic reaction, possibly anaphylaxis or asthma, after using a new inhaler at an apartment near Southwest Scholls Ferry Road.
Audio|Source: Washington County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Engine 66 and AMR 128, respond to allergic reaction.
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At near Southwest Scholls Ferry Road.
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Unit 304. Foss Streets are Southwest Horizon Boulevard and Southwest Sagehen Street.
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Staymar unit repeat, you're identifying good.
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Amar 1-2-3, right at the Wildsmith from Chil Simmons.
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Got me.
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At 35, AMR 123, responding to a code 3 sick person at near south-less Wildwood Street, Crawford, south-southwest McFarland Boulevard, 7-8-year-old male altered,
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having a problem with the Nefrostrom mini tube, breathing normally.
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Nothing, brother.
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In 66 AMR-128, you're responding to a code 3 allergic reaction.
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It's at the Montevista at Murrayhill Apartments, near south of Schultes Ferry Road, apartment 304.
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Cross Street, Southwest Horizon below on the south of Sage-Henn Street.
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It's a 6-year-old female conscious, either having anaphytic or asthmatic reaction to newly prescribed inhaler.
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There are some further allergies such as painted allergy.
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The inhaler in question is stated a pejoral inhaler.
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It feels lightheaded.
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Location mentioned:
Near SW Murray Blvd, Beaverton, OR 97008
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