Child treated for allergic reaction at Sutton High School, Sutton MA
Medical EmergencyA child at Sutton High School experienced an allergic reaction to shellfish and received an epinephrine injection in the nurse's office. The child was conscious and alert during the incident.
Audio|Source: Sutton Police Department
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Transcript:
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32, can you stop for the high school nurse's office, a child with an allergic reaction? They're administering epi at this time.
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17 station up.
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You can stand by.
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Sutton Police headquarters to the DEA covering,
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sudden.
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Can you take a call, please, not in the high school near Boston Rd in the nurse's office.
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The child who's probably having an allergic reaction, unknown to what?
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They're administering epi callers from the office, and not with the patient.
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What received on the way?
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9-4-17 go with your message, please.
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Okay,
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I was calling you for the ambulance. I'm in the office. You can disregard anyone else. He's conscious and alert. Epi's been administered. It's an allergic reaction to shellfish.
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32, you can stand down.
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Thirteen's backing off as well.
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Receive, Judge.
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Backing off.
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Station, I said 35. What town are you coming from?
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The center of Milbury.
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Recease Milbury ALS's response?
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Tenfall.
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Just copy update from my lieutenant.
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She's on safe with the patient now.
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Location mentioned:
Near Boston Rd, Sutton, MA 01590
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