Man suffers allergic reaction with facial swelling, Lebanon OR
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency responders were called to near Northwest Sanningham Boulevard for a 40-year-old man experiencing difficulty breathing and swelling of the face and tongue due to a suspected allergic reaction. The man had taken Benadryl, and medical personnel are providing care.
Audio|Heard on: Linn and South Marion County Fire
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Transcript:
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METIC-5-Res-793, respond to an allergic reaction,
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near Northwest Sanningham Boulevard.
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Crosses of northwest 7th and northwest 9th.
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Map page 4745, working south 4.050.
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Central IP command.
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Go for Central.
00:34
Any show, patient extricated.
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Patient extricated, zero 51.
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Medic 31 and Truck 31.
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Respond to Delta Response.
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Sick person.
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At near West Ash Street.
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Cross streets are South 7th Street and South 8th Street.
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I'm checking his take here on the air.
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Copy here in route 0.55.
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This is a 40-year-old male conscious difficulty breathing an useful allergic reaction.
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He has taken some Benadryl, his neck and tongue are swelling.
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056.
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From Kentucky to see if you have a crew available.
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O 6979C copy you in Route 358.
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Rescue 793, 40-year-old male, contest, difficulty breathing, possible allergic reaction.
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He has taken some Benadryl, face and tongue are starting to swell.
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2058.
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2071.
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Go for central.
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By Albany Command,
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all tangent units are available.
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Linn County, OR
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