Toddler treated for allergic reaction at hospital, Indianapolis IN
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a two-year-old experienced a severe allergic reaction after eating peanut butter. EMS treated the child with epinephrine and Benadryl and transported him to Riley Children's Hospital in Indianapolis for further care.
Audio|Heard on: Marion IN Hospital Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
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About five to seven, I'll bring you a two-year-old now coming from home.
00:04
(Name withheld) tried to give him some peanut butter today.
00:06
This is the second time he's ever had it.
00:08
He was a child.
00:09
It's like a baby last time.
00:11
No reaction the first time.
00:12
This time he has had anaphylactic reaction.
00:15
He's very wheezy throughout.
00:18
Those are very swollen, a lot of redness on his face.
00:22
Hi.
00:24
We have given him .15 of epi and 0.15 of Benadryl, he will not tolerate blowby with an F.
00:34
The wheezing is gone.
00:35
The redness has pretty much gone away.
00:38
The list is still very swollen.
00:39
He's acting as appropriate.
00:41
Minot-9 is at 73.
00:43
128 over 70 for a blood pressure.
00:45
And title of 35, or even 35 times a minute, 96% on the room air.
00:50
If you don't require anything else, we'll be there in about 5.
00:54
The other rival, really clear.
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Location mentioned:
Riley Hospital Dr, Indianapolis, IN 46202
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