I'm currently in the hospital for Anaphalactic Shock. I got bit by a tick that stays on mammals (4 legged animals) it hopped off and bite me injecting the venom inside of me. Now whenever I eat mammals my whole body gets hives all over them, my blood flow constricts to my heart, and I get a heart attack. This disease will eventually go away but for now I just can't eat mammal. I'm currently in the hospital bed typing this right now because I accidentally ate mammalian meat, I will be out tomorrow but I almost died this time because my heart stopped.
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I'm currently in the hospital for Anaphalactic Shock. I got bit by a tick that stays on mammals (4 legged animals) it hopped off and bite me injecting the venom inside of me. Now whenever I eat mammals my whole body gets hives all over them, my blood flow constricts to my heart, and I get a heart attack. This disease will eventually go away but for now I just can't eat mammal. I'm currently in the hospital bed typing this right now because I accidentally ate mammalian meat, I will be out tomorrow but I almost died this time because my heart stopped.
Id be reassessing this patient every 5-10 Minutes not 15-20 was there a reason you choose to do it this way
Anyone know where to get more scenarios like this
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I can't breath!!!! My gosh give the epi injection already
You did not rule out C spine
For an allergic reaction? You are joking right
Tracy Burton when it comes to testing purposes you need to verbally address it
@@Joshuas_99 yup that's part of the big 6.. miss one =critical failure
don't you have to call medical direction lmao
He was use standing order
If he's experiencing respiratory distress he's already in anaphylaxis
It could just be an asthma attack or anxiety attack.
Short of breath, getting worse, tongue is fat, anxious, quickly moving into anaphylaxis, get on with it, OMG