Child with dairy allergy treated at Bishop School, Arlington MA
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, at Bishop School near Columbia Road, a six-year-old child with a dairy allergy experienced difficulty breathing. The school nurse administered epinephrine to assist the child.
Audio|Heard on: Arlington Fire
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Transcript:
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Engine 1 in the rescue, window one in the rescue, one in the Bishop School, near Columbia Road, and the nurse's office, the political reaction.
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He's one in the rescue, near Columbia Road, and the nurse is opposite, police, reaction.
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And you want to the rescue, have it.
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All right, I'm calling engine one.
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Andrew One.
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This is a six-year-old with a known allergy to dairy,
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difficulty breathing, one epil was administered by the nurse.
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Receive, thank you.
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Fire alarm broadcasting engine 1, Rescue 1,
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Armstrong ALS from Medford,
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to the Bishop School, near Columbia Road in the nurse's office for medical aid.
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That's engine 1, rescue 1 with Armstrong ALS.
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To the Bishop School in the nurse's office, near Columbia Road, Fireland standing by a 12-0.3.
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Engine one in the rescue, I have you on scene.
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12.04.
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Location mentioned:
Columbia Rd, Arlington, MA 02474
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