Female Suffers Anaphylactic Shock From Nut Allergy, Salesville AR
Medical EmergencyA female near Gillespie St in Salesville experienced an anaphylactic shock and difficulty breathing caused by a nut allergy. Emergency responders were dispatched to assist. The patient did not have an epinephrine auto-injector available at the time.
Audio|Source: Northeast Lakeside Fire and EMS Tactical
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9 -1-1 to Salesville Rescue 3,
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Near Gillespie St Salesville Station 1 for trouble breathing and anaphylactic shock.
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Bobby 726. Can you in route.
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Copy 7216 in route, 216. 216. 216, female has a nut allergy considered something that nuts is an athletic shock, having difficulty breathing slightly. They do not have an epithin.
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217216. In the area, I'm going to locate.
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1, 7216. Go ahead.
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(name withheld) mother called me prior, they're going to be coming from Jordan.
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They're going to meet us up there to community center.
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Copy that, this venture 7216, 16.
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God is 11216 on scene, 2128.
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Call had advised they were passing the near forked down about a minute ago.
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Copy that, we'll be staying by.
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Location mentioned:
Near Gillespie St, Salesville, AR 72653
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