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Nurse Saves 64-Year-Old Man From Life-Threatening Allergic Reaction at Closed Clinic
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First reported by Mako · 7 hours ago
What happened
A 64-year-old man suffered a severe allergic reaction after eating quinoa and was saved by a nurse at a closed Meuhedet urgent care center in Rehovot. The nurse administered emergency treatment before the arrival of paramedics, stabilizing the patient who was then hospitalized in stable condition.
- 01A 64-year-old man developed a life-threatening allergic reaction after eating quinoa for the first time.
- 02He arrived at the closed Meuhedet urgent care center in Rehovot before official opening hours.
- 03Nurse Michal Greenberg recognized anaphylaxis and immediately administered adrenaline and oxygen.
- 04The patient’s condition stabilized rapidly and he was transported to hospital by Magen David Adom paramedics.
- 05The man was not insured by Meuhedet but received full emergency care regardless.
- 06The nurse emphasized the urgency and critical nature of the situation.
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