Man treated for allergic reaction after insect sting
Medical EmergencyA man suffered an allergic reaction after an insect sting. Care assistants helped him use an EpiPen and medical responders gave him medication. His condition improved after treatment.
Audio|Source: Douglas County Public Safety
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00:00Went in the house just have two PCAs that come to visit a couple times a week.00:05They have to be at the house with him.00:08About 20, 25 minutes after the initial thing, it sounds like he was becoming semi-responsive, was able to tell a PCA where his Epi pen was and they did administer Epi.00:29Fairly responsive, vitals were all within normal limits, a little bit tacky, fight a stack on the monitor, 93% on road here, 128 over 675 for a pressure, both of 116, did just get the one dose of Bessi.00:44They thought they'd given him a second one, but it happened to be just a trainer.00:48They did give him 50 milligrams of Benadryl ID upon our arrival, and we'll see you guys in just about to winter.
00:00
Went in the house just have two PCAs that come to visit a couple times a week.
00:05
They have to be at the house with him.
00:08
About 20, 25 minutes after the initial thing, it sounds like he was becoming semi-responsive, was able to tell a PCA where his Epi pen was and they did administer Epi.
00:29
Fairly responsive, vitals were all within normal limits, a little bit tacky, fight a stack on the monitor, 93% on road here, 128 over 675 for a pressure, both of 116, did just get the one dose of Bessi.
00:44
They thought they'd given him a second one, but it happened to be just a trainer.
00:48
They did give him 50 milligrams of Benadryl ID upon our arrival, and we'll see you guys in just about to winter.
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Douglas County, MN
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