Toddler has allergic reaction and receives EpiPen, Palmyra VA
Medical EmergencyA two-year-old girl near Virginia Ave is having a severe allergic reaction to amoxicillin. She is having trouble breathing, and her lips are turning blue. The caller initially refused to give the EpiPen, but it was later administered. Emergency services are responding.
Audio|Source: Fluvanna County Fire and EMS
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Ambulance, 5-5-4, respond to near Virginia Ave for an allergic reaction against Lop-51, ambulance 5-5-4, respond at near Virginia Ave for an allergic reaction.
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First notification, 1542.
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Thank you very much.
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Station 5 minutes made 1342.
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Thank you.
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See that I'm at least 1442.
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Maddie Cross-for you're responding to near Virginia Ave for a two-year-old female who's having a reaction to a moxas.
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She is having difficulty breathing or swallowing, her lips are turning blue, showing you in-rout at 1545.
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Also be advised, patient does have an epipen, but caller refused to give it.
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Move on the key of your traffic, please.
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It was partially going up on the high end.
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We're signing to near Virginia Ave for a two-year-old female who is having an allergic reaction to moxacillin.
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She is having difficulty breathing or swallowing.
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Caller advice, her lips are turning blue.
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She does have an epipen, but caller refuses to give it.
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Weather, thank you, girl.
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Squad 51's will be in I spoke with the rest of 5-5-4 as we'll stand by at the station.
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104 should we stand by at the station at 1546.
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The 5-5-4 caller is giving the EpiPen at this time.
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Location mentioned:
Near Virginia Ave, Palmyra, VA 22963
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