55-year-old male allergic reaction after bee sting
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Baltimore MD EMRC 224 (Hospital) Group Calls
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101, 224 for St.
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Joe's. Joe's on line.
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Good evening, St.
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Joe's. Baltimore County Medic 101.
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I'm currently en route.
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So he is about 7 min on board.
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Priority two, 55 year old male allergic reaction.
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Patient was stung by a bee on his hand about an hour and 45 minutes ago.
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Patient had no previous allergies to bees, no previous history of reactions.
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However, shortly after development.
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And then significant hives to about 80 % body surface.
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Denying trouble breathing.
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Upon arrival, patient already taken 2 mg of epinephrine.
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However, still had pretty notable hives around his face, neck,
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chest, legs, and arms.
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He's gotten .5 of epi currently.
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Currently, he's resting comfortably.
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No airway compromise, no GI upset, no other complaints.
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No, he is starting to feel better.
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Still have notable hives.
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However, no other acute complaints.
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Monitoring pressure 100 and thirty-five over seventy-four.
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He's sinus induced on a monitor rate of ninety-four.
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No, I can be noted.
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Sats are only ninety-eight percent on room air.
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His respiratory rate is 18 on labor.
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Like I said, airways patent, non-compliant.
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No, no oral swelling noted either.
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Team monitoring transport.
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I am going to consult with your acute change.
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Otherwise, I'll see you in about five to 6 min .
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Do you have any questions?
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Can you just repeat?
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I'm sorry, I heard you repeat and then I didn't hear what you wanted me to repeat.
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How old is the patient?
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55 year old male, 55 year old male.
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