Barbarian
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I haven't had any large enough reaction to warrant an epi pin. I forgot the rule. I should post the signs of the anaphylaxis shock as its the same as a mild nerve agent reaction
Anaphylaxis is not a mild condition. A person in anaphylaxis is very likely to die without attention. I've seen one case. The person involved came into the clinic, saying he felt bad after a shot.
When I got a cuff on him, his blood pressure was 50/0, and he said the room was getting dark. I hit him with a shot of epinephrine, left him with another technician, and ran down to the E.R. We had a civilian for an MOD, and when I told him about the patient, he said, "sorry, but I'm a dermatologist."
What I said to him, got me a letter of reprimand, but it got his butt up to the clinic to do his job.