Teen transported for allergic reaction near Vineland Rd, Orlando FL
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, paramedics are transporting a 17-year-old female with a suspected allergic reaction to peanuts near Vineland Rd. The patient initially self-administered an EpiPen and is receiving further treatments including IV Benadryl and DuoNeb. The patient is stable en route.
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Orlando Medic 171 to AdventHealth Millenia, we're about five out.
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Isn't this green? How do you copy?
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Good morning.
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And after your building with a seventeen-year-old female chief complaint today is going to be allergic reaction.
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She has a known allergy to peanuts.
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She ate some that potentially had it in it, started to feel short of breath and sort of feeling tightness in her throat.
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She did administer her own EpiPen prior to our arrival.
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She also received 50 mg of IV Benadryl from us, as well as she is currently receiving a Duonev.
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She's currently 116 sinus tachycardic on the monitor.
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One hundred and forty-three over eighty-eight is our last blood pressure, and then tidal of forty-two respiratory rate of twenty-six.
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She's 100 % going on that Duonev right now.
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She was satting well on room air.
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She has a 20 gauge in the right hand.
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BGL is 114.
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She needs to feel improvement after the EpiPen.
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We'll be there in about five.
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Require any further?
01:04
Let me copy.
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Vineland Rd, Orlando, FL 32811
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