Male possibly in anaphylactic shock at nurse's office, Sapulpa OK
Medical EmergencyA male at the nurse's office is experiencing possible anaphylactic shock with symptoms including hives, shaking, and difficulty breathing.
Audio|Source: Creek County and Kellyville Public Safety
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Dispatch copies, it's going to be an unknown-aged male in the nurse's office, possibly an anaphylactic shock, hives, shaking on his legs, and trouble breathing.
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Okay, go ahead and hop back out there to do you 507.
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We're going to get that farther left lane, or the middle lane, sorry.
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Adam 34 or 7.
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Adam 347.
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184609. Good.
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I am 1015 with an adult female, Ralph is Paul to St.
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John's. I have my miles when you're ready.
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How many do you think you need for those flags? Go ahead.
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I'd probably do 30 more.
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33182. Okay, on it.
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1255.
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Flight or one just fast will you drop the second alarm for Engine 2[1] to respond with us in 1340 Cleveland?
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No, start coffee.
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Engine 2[1], medical emergency, 13.04, East Cleveland Avenue.
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Location mentioned:
Near E Cleveland Ave, Sapulpa, OK 74066
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