Medical team treats allergic reaction near N Clayton St, Wilmington DE
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency personnel assisted a pregnant individual experiencing an apparent allergic reaction with itching and facial swelling near N Clayton St in Wilmington. Medics administered treatment including an antihistamine and monitored vital signs during transport to St. Francis Emergency Room.
Audio|Heard on: New Castle DE Hospital Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Hey there, St.
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Francis. This is Delaware Medics calling to fill you in on a (age withheld) allergic reaction.
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How do you talk so far?
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Clear God.
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We have a (age withheld) female who has a known allergy, but to her knowledge did not have exposure.
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She has itching from head to toe, she says all over her body.
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She has some obvious facial swelling.
00:24
No airway swelling at this time.
00:28
Phone sounds are clear.
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We did go ahead with 25 of an antihistamine; she is also twelve weeks pregnant.
00:35
We're working on IV access and we're going to once we get access, we're going to go ahead and get that as well.
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It was our call with blood pressure of 100 over 50, heart rate sinus in the nineties, and 19% on room air.
00:54
It was about a five-minute ETA to your facility.
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Stand by for any questions.
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Location mentioned:
N Clayton St, Wilmington, DE 19805
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