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A New Zealand woman experienced cardiac arrest due to incorrect adrenaline dosage during anaphylactic reaction, revealing health code violations and prompting training, communication improvements.
A woman in New Zealand suffered a cardiac arrest after an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) incorrectly administered a 4mg dose of adrenaline intravenously during an anaphylactic reaction.
This breach occurred due to a lack of clear instructions from a paramedic, who had given an initial 5mg dose via nebulizer.
An investigation found both professionals violated health codes, prompting recommendations for better training, communication, and an apology to the patient.
8 months ago
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