chrisvoncsefalvay/vaers-narrative-generation huggingface dataset:
Age: 61.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Mobility decreased, Nausea, Parasite stool test, Red blood cell count decreased, Salmonella test negative
Clinical narrative: Severe watery diarrhea 14 days, extreme fatigue 30 days, dizziness and lightheaded, severe nausea 7 days, lack of appetite 20 days. 8 lb weightloss the first two weeks, dehydration treated with IV fluids in hospital ER on 03/29/2021. In the first 24 hours, attempts to take blood pressure at home were unsuccessul. Monitor continually read "error".  Assume it was either too high or too low to be measured? Monitor worked successfully afterwards. Albumin and A/G ratio. Abnormal appearance of urine with Ketones and abnormal epithelial  cells. Negative salmonella. campylobacter, e coli, Ova parasite, C diff, etc.  NOTES: 1. After the adverse effects from the 03/04/2021 dose, ER physician recommended waiting to get second COVID vaccination until my body had sufficient time to heal.  Due to being very wary that the event could have been related to the vaccine, I waited until Octover 2021 to get the second dose.  The same adverse events occurred starting 4 days after the vaccination took place.  Pfizer lot FF2590 administered on 10/18/21.  All symptoms, ilness, etc. were similar except this time there was loss of concsiousness resulting in collapsing off of toilet and striking head when falling on tile floor forehead first. In and out of consciousness for 5 hours. Diarrhea lasted 29 days with this event, and fatigue was about 5 weeks (unable to get out of bed more than 10-30 minutes at a time). Did not follow up with a provider until December 2021. Labs were good at that time, with the exception of low hemoglobin, RBC.   2. Agent is listed as contact, as he is my PCP. However, I wasnt able to get in to see him when March 2021 first event occurred so I used a telehealth company. The Dr. here eventually referred me to labs and eventually CT scan.
Age: 61.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Vitamin B12 increased, Weight decreased, White blood cell count increased
Clinical narrative: Severe watery diarrhea 14 days, extreme fatigue 30 days, dizziness and lightheaded, severe nausea 7 days, lack of appetite 20 days. 8 lb weightloss the first two weeks, dehydration treated with IV fluids in hospital ER on 03/29/2021. In the first 24 hours, attempts to take blood pressure at home were unsuccessul. Monitor continually read "error".  Assume it was either too high or too low to be measured? Monitor worked successfully afterwards. Albumin and A/G ratio. Abnormal appearance of urine with Ketones and abnormal epithelial  cells. Negative salmonella. campylobacter, e coli, Ova parasite, C diff, etc.  NOTES: 1. After the adverse effects from the 03/04/2021 dose, ER physician recommended waiting to get second COVID vaccination until my body had sufficient time to heal.  Due to being very wary that the event could have been related to the vaccine, I waited until Octover 2021 to get the second dose.  The same adverse events occurred starting 4 days after the vaccination took place.  Pfizer lot FF2590 administered on 10/18/21.  All symptoms, ilness, etc. were similar except this time there was loss of concsiousness resulting in collapsing off of toilet and striking head when falling on tile floor forehead first. In and out of consciousness for 5 hours. Diarrhea lasted 29 days with this event, and fatigue was about 5 weeks (unable to get out of bed more than 10-30 minutes at a time). Did not follow up with a provider until December 2021. Labs were good at that time, with the exception of low hemoglobin, RBC.   2. Agent is listed as contact, as he is my PCP. However, I wasnt able to get in to see him when March 2021 first event occurred so I used a telehealth company. The Dr. here eventually referred me to labs and eventually CT scan.
Age: 65.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: PNC20
Symptoms: Chest pain
Clinical narrative: pt experienced sharp chest pain between her breasts
Age: 75.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Balance disorder, Loss of control of legs, Muscular weakness, Visual impairment
Clinical narrative: Weakness and loss of control of legs. Loss of balance. Vision degradation
Age: 4.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: DTAPIPV, MMRV, UNK
Symptoms: Erythema, Pain in extremity, Peripheral swelling, Pruritus, Skin warm
Clinical narrative: Right arm redness, swelling, hot to the touch, itchiness, soreness. Given ibuprofen, no resolution.
Age: 46.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Antinuclear antibody, Arthralgia, Autoimmune neuropathy, Computerised tomogram head normal, Computerised tomogram spine
Clinical narrative: Two weeks after the vaccine, transient numbness, tingling experienced in left leg, right foot and leg, bilateral hands and arms, neck that comes and goes, and abnormal sensations of shooting, lightening-strike type feelings down right arm and right face.  Continual,constant and current feeling of numbness and tingling in right foot and toes, transient aching in toes and right ankle.  Elevated CCP that continues to climb.  Rheumatologist diagnosed autoimmune neuropathy; impending rheumatoid arthritis 2/4/22. Started methotrexate 15mg weekly and folic acid 1000mg daily on 2/5/22.
Age: 46.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Electromyogram normal, Hypoaesthesia, Laboratory test, Pain in extremity, Paraesthesia
Clinical narrative: Two weeks after the vaccine, transient numbness, tingling experienced in left leg, right foot and leg, bilateral hands and arms, neck that comes and goes, and abnormal sensations of shooting, lightening-strike type feelings down right arm and right face.  Continual,constant and current feeling of numbness and tingling in right foot and toes, transient aching in toes and right ankle.  Elevated CCP that continues to climb.  Rheumatologist diagnosed autoimmune neuropathy; impending rheumatoid arthritis 2/4/22. Started methotrexate 15mg weekly and folic acid 1000mg daily on 2/5/22.
Age: 46.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Rheumatoid arthritis, Sensory disturbance
Clinical narrative: Two weeks after the vaccine, transient numbness, tingling experienced in left leg, right foot and leg, bilateral hands and arms, neck that comes and goes, and abnormal sensations of shooting, lightening-strike type feelings down right arm and right face.  Continual,constant and current feeling of numbness and tingling in right foot and toes, transient aching in toes and right ankle.  Elevated CCP that continues to climb.  Rheumatologist diagnosed autoimmune neuropathy; impending rheumatoid arthritis 2/4/22. Started methotrexate 15mg weekly and folic acid 1000mg daily on 2/5/22.
Age: 54.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: UNK
Symptoms: Axillary pain, Chills, Fatigue, Flushing, Headache
Clinical narrative: Fever 102.8, soreness at injection site and armpit, nausea, exhaustion, chills, sweating, flushed skin, headache, sore muscles
Age: 54.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: UNK
Symptoms: Hyperhidrosis, Injection site pain, Myalgia, Nausea, Pyrexia
Clinical narrative: Fever 102.8, soreness at injection site and armpit, nausea, exhaustion, chills, sweating, flushed skin, headache, sore muscles
Age: 60.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: UNK
Symptoms: Headache, Migraine
Clinical narrative: I began to have migraines approximately two weeks following my second Moderna dose.  The headaches reoccured every other day for about two months and gradually subsided.  My last migraine occured the following September and I have not had one since.  I reported this to our center and was told that there is no possibility that the injection could have caused this reaction.  I have since spoken with many people who have had the same experience.  The doctor that I mentioned is someone that I work with who I spoke with regarding this issue.
Age: 77.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Mobility decreased, Pain, Pain in extremity
Clinical narrative: Arm aches occasionally but more important when i reach to scratch my back it hurts a lot.  It has been almost 3 months since the shot and it still hurts.  It prevents me from washing my back and the pain is excruciating.
Age: 52.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Aphthous ulcer
Clinical narrative: Inside top left cheek. ?Splattering? of canker soars.maybe 8-10. Fully disappeared by sunday morning /about 48 hours after shot.  I took more l-lysine. When i had the outbreak but nothing else
Age: 52.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Blood test normal, Tinnitus
Clinical narrative: 15 min after shot while siting and waiting I began to have ringing in both ears and I have had it constantly  without any ceasing of symptoms.
Age: 56.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Arthralgia, Pain
Clinical narrative: Patient called this afternoon claiming his left shoulder is sore from the Pfizer COVID vaccine he received on February 9, 2022. He states his left shoulder has been sore for over a month and has not gotten better. It hurts when he moves his arm but is okay if he does not move the arm. Patient had used IBU and had iced the sore shoulder. Patient was advised to see a medical doctor to look at the area but he claims he does not have insurance to pay for the visit. Patient was advised to continue is current regimen of IBU and icing the shoulder.
Age: 60.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Chills, Headache, Nausea
Clinical narrative: Severe chills for 2 days, nausea, headache now for 3 days and still going strong.
Age: 50.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: VARZOS
Symptoms: Fatigue, Myalgia
Clinical narrative: Fatigue, overall body mild muscular soreness on day after vaccination
Age: 68.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: VARZOS, VARZOS
Symptoms: Urticaria
Clinical narrative: hives day of injection, resolved, then hives again 2 weeks later
Age: 66.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: VARZOS
Symptoms: Pain
Clinical narrative: GENERALIZED BODY PAIN/ PINCH PAIN LASTED ONE MONTH TILL TODAY, HAS TO TAKE TYLENOL DAILY OR NAPROXEN EVERY 2-3 DAYS TO RELIEVE THE PAIN.
Age: 76.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Allergy test negative, Eczema
Clinical narrative: Onset of excema. No previous sensitivity or allergies
Age: 49.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Underdose
Clinical narrative: Upon reviewing documents  - pt statest it was there booster dose - but review shows database has no documentation of 2nd dose.  Only 1st and booster .25 recieved.
Age: 63.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Condition aggravated, Cough, Infection, Nasopharyngitis, Oropharyngeal pain
Clinical narrative: Had a deep sinus and head cold infection that start Nov 19th that continued into Dec.  Had running nose, cough, sore throat. Went to medical facility received antibiotics on Dec 4.  Dec 24th got sick again with running nose, chest congestion, cough, very bad sore throat went to another medical facility.
Age: 63.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Respiratory tract congestion, Rhinorrhoea, SARS-CoV-2 test negative, Sinusitis, Streptococcus test negative
Clinical narrative: Had a deep sinus and head cold infection that start Nov 19th that continued into Dec.  Had running nose, cough, sore throat. Went to medical facility received antibiotics on Dec 4.  Dec 24th got sick again with running nose, chest congestion, cough, very bad sore throat went to another medical facility.
Age: 29.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Loss of consciousness, Syncope
Clinical narrative: vasovagal syncope (diagnosed by doctor over the phone)- I got up to get Advil and I blacked out and fainted.
Age: 45.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Anxiety, Dry eye, Dyspnoea, Hyperaesthesia teeth, Hypoaesthesia
Clinical narrative: numbness in down arms and hands, numbness in legs and feet, migraines, period off track, can't see well need glasses, need  eyedrops due to dry eyes, anxiety,  short of breathe, can't sleep, tongue is numb, food does not taste rights, teeth are sensitive to everything it does not matter if it is hot cold or room temp, flu like symptoms  once a month for almost 10 days at a time,
Age: 45.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Hypoaesthesia oral, Influenza like illness, Insomnia, Menstruation irregular, Migraine
Clinical narrative: numbness in down arms and hands, numbness in legs and feet, migraines, period off track, can't see well need glasses, need  eyedrops due to dry eyes, anxiety,  short of breathe, can't sleep, tongue is numb, food does not taste rights, teeth are sensitive to everything it does not matter if it is hot cold or room temp, flu like symptoms  once a month for almost 10 days at a time,
Age: 45.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Taste disorder, Visual impairment
Clinical narrative: numbness in down arms and hands, numbness in legs and feet, migraines, period off track, can't see well need glasses, need  eyedrops due to dry eyes, anxiety,  short of breathe, can't sleep, tongue is numb, food does not taste rights, teeth are sensitive to everything it does not matter if it is hot cold or room temp, flu like symptoms  once a month for almost 10 days at a time,
Age: 69.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: VARZOS
Symptoms: Dizziness, Nausea, Pyrexia, Vomiting
Clinical narrative: First 24 hours fever of 101, did decrease with Tylenol.   Second 24 hours nausea, vomiting and Dizziness.
Age: 8.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Expired product administered, No adverse event
Clinical narrative: Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine (5 to 11 years) given to patient, exceeded BUD in the refrigerator. No adverse reaction occurred.
Age: 74.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Anticoagulant therapy, Arrhythmia, Asthenia, Blood potassium increased, Bronchitis
Clinical narrative: 12/17/21: malaise 12/18-12/25/21: progressing gray pallor, malaise, loss of appetite 12/26/21: mild shortness of breath, worsening color. Previous symptoms continued. 12/29/21: exam by PCP. Listened to patients lungs. Dx "bronchitis". No testing. No imaging. Rx Augmentin 875/125 2x/d.  Benzonatate 200mg 3x/d. No improvement. 1/2/22. About 7pm, patient too weak to stand, SOB. EMS called. O2Sat 70%. Rx O2, IV and steroid. Admitted via ED Hospital. Dx: blood clots lungs/legs; double pneumonia (type not specified). Negative for COVID 19; no fever, no evidence of infection. Rx oxygen(non-invasive ventilation: NIV), antibiotics, blood thinners and steroids. Response: O2Sat up to 94% on high flow oxygen.  1/3/22: admitted from ED to TCU. Central IV started. 1/3/22: second negative COVID-19 test. Cardiac arrhythmia due to "fluid on his heart". No prior history. Rx diuretics and anti-arrhythmic. Changed to anticoagulant (abdominal injections). Response: arrhythmia resolved in 24 hrs. No improvement in blood clots.  1/4/22:  Hematology consult-no origin of clots identified. Platelets reportedly normal.  1/5/22: third negative COVID-19 test. No fever, alert, oxygen NIV continues, O2 Sat mid-90's.  1/6/22: Hematology work-up negative for malignancy.  Cardiologist off record "these are COVID clots". 1/7/22: DAY 6 of hospitalization. FIRST positive COVID-19 test. Family told only possible Rx was Remdesivir because patient was already hospitalized. Began Remdesivir and cont'd anticoagulants, antibiotics and steroids.  1/8/22: transferred from TCU to ICU, breathing worsened. Patient more fatigued, mentally clear, clots unchanged.  O2 Sat in upper 80s on NIV at highest oxygen flow. 1/9/22: early afternoon: intubated, sedated, and placed on ventilator. High pressure of "12" required using "a gas" to expand his lungs. Able to follow simple commands. Cont'd anticoagulants, antibiotics and steroids.  1/10/22: "poor kidney function". CXR unchanged. Rx for elevated K+, no other change in medications. NG tube insertion attempt failed.  1/11/22: NG tube successfully inserted. Given liquid nutrition. Last day Remdesivir. Sedated, restrained, but follows commands. No other Rx changes. 1/12-1/15/22: Remains on ventilator, attempts to wean not successful. Unable to reduce oxygen requirements.  CXRs unchanged. Cont'd anticoagulants, antibiotics and steroids.  Rx plan: "try again to wean off ventilator in 3-5 days". 1/16/22: low grade fever. Rx: IV antibiotic changed.  1/17/22: port at neck identified as source of infection. Port line changed. Antibiotic continued; fever resolved.  1//18/22: clots persisting on maximum anticoagulants. CXR unchanged. Day 9 on ventilator.  Medical team advised tracheotomy, PEG and acute care rehab. Family requested DNR. 1/21/22. Patient unresponsive. Spouse observation: "the life went out of him".  1/22/22: Pneumonia and blood clots not responding to anticoagulants and kidneys failing. Family chose Comfort Care. 1/24/22: Life support withdrawn and patient died minutes after.
Age: 74.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: COVID-19, Central venous catheterisation, Chest X-ray normal, Death, Decreased appetite
Clinical narrative: 12/17/21: malaise 12/18-12/25/21: progressing gray pallor, malaise, loss of appetite 12/26/21: mild shortness of breath, worsening color. Previous symptoms continued. 12/29/21: exam by PCP. Listened to patients lungs. Dx "bronchitis". No testing. No imaging. Rx Augmentin 875/125 2x/d.  Benzonatate 200mg 3x/d. No improvement. 1/2/22. About 7pm, patient too weak to stand, SOB. EMS called. O2Sat 70%. Rx O2, IV and steroid. Admitted via ED Hospital. Dx: blood clots lungs/legs; double pneumonia (type not specified). Negative for COVID 19; no fever, no evidence of infection. Rx oxygen(non-invasive ventilation: NIV), antibiotics, blood thinners and steroids. Response: O2Sat up to 94% on high flow oxygen.  1/3/22: admitted from ED to TCU. Central IV started. 1/3/22: second negative COVID-19 test. Cardiac arrhythmia due to "fluid on his heart". No prior history. Rx diuretics and anti-arrhythmic. Changed to anticoagulant (abdominal injections). Response: arrhythmia resolved in 24 hrs. No improvement in blood clots.  1/4/22:  Hematology consult-no origin of clots identified. Platelets reportedly normal.  1/5/22: third negative COVID-19 test. No fever, alert, oxygen NIV continues, O2 Sat mid-90's.  1/6/22: Hematology work-up negative for malignancy.  Cardiologist off record "these are COVID clots". 1/7/22: DAY 6 of hospitalization. FIRST positive COVID-19 test. Family told only possible Rx was Remdesivir because patient was already hospitalized. Began Remdesivir and cont'd anticoagulants, antibiotics and steroids.  1/8/22: transferred from TCU to ICU, breathing worsened. Patient more fatigued, mentally clear, clots unchanged.  O2 Sat in upper 80s on NIV at highest oxygen flow. 1/9/22: early afternoon: intubated, sedated, and placed on ventilator. High pressure of "12" required using "a gas" to expand his lungs. Able to follow simple commands. Cont'd anticoagulants, antibiotics and steroids.  1/10/22: "poor kidney function". CXR unchanged. Rx for elevated K+, no other change in medications. NG tube insertion attempt failed.  1/11/22: NG tube successfully inserted. Given liquid nutrition. Last day Remdesivir. Sedated, restrained, but follows commands. No other Rx changes. 1/12-1/15/22: Remains on ventilator, attempts to wean not successful. Unable to reduce oxygen requirements.  CXRs unchanged. Cont'd anticoagulants, antibiotics and steroids.  Rx plan: "try again to wean off ventilator in 3-5 days". 1/16/22: low grade fever. Rx: IV antibiotic changed.  1/17/22: port at neck identified as source of infection. Port line changed. Antibiotic continued; fever resolved.  1//18/22: clots persisting on maximum anticoagulants. CXR unchanged. Day 9 on ventilator.  Medical team advised tracheotomy, PEG and acute care rehab. Family requested DNR. 1/21/22. Patient unresponsive. Spouse observation: "the life went out of him".  1/22/22: Pneumonia and blood clots not responding to anticoagulants and kidneys failing. Family chose Comfort Care. 1/24/22: Life support withdrawn and patient died minutes after.
Age: 74.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Dyspnoea, Dysstasia, Endotracheal intubation, Fatigue, Gastrointestinal tube insertion
Clinical narrative: 12/17/21: malaise 12/18-12/25/21: progressing gray pallor, malaise, loss of appetite 12/26/21: mild shortness of breath, worsening color. Previous symptoms continued. 12/29/21: exam by PCP. Listened to patients lungs. Dx "bronchitis". No testing. No imaging. Rx Augmentin 875/125 2x/d.  Benzonatate 200mg 3x/d. No improvement. 1/2/22. About 7pm, patient too weak to stand, SOB. EMS called. O2Sat 70%. Rx O2, IV and steroid. Admitted via ED Hospital. Dx: blood clots lungs/legs; double pneumonia (type not specified). Negative for COVID 19; no fever, no evidence of infection. Rx oxygen(non-invasive ventilation: NIV), antibiotics, blood thinners and steroids. Response: O2Sat up to 94% on high flow oxygen.  1/3/22: admitted from ED to TCU. Central IV started. 1/3/22: second negative COVID-19 test. Cardiac arrhythmia due to "fluid on his heart". No prior history. Rx diuretics and anti-arrhythmic. Changed to anticoagulant (abdominal injections). Response: arrhythmia resolved in 24 hrs. No improvement in blood clots.  1/4/22:  Hematology consult-no origin of clots identified. Platelets reportedly normal.  1/5/22: third negative COVID-19 test. No fever, alert, oxygen NIV continues, O2 Sat mid-90's.  1/6/22: Hematology work-up negative for malignancy.  Cardiologist off record "these are COVID clots". 1/7/22: DAY 6 of hospitalization. FIRST positive COVID-19 test. Family told only possible Rx was Remdesivir because patient was already hospitalized. Began Remdesivir and cont'd anticoagulants, antibiotics and steroids.  1/8/22: transferred from TCU to ICU, breathing worsened. Patient more fatigued, mentally clear, clots unchanged.  O2 Sat in upper 80s on NIV at highest oxygen flow. 1/9/22: early afternoon: intubated, sedated, and placed on ventilator. High pressure of "12" required using "a gas" to expand his lungs. Able to follow simple commands. Cont'd anticoagulants, antibiotics and steroids.  1/10/22: "poor kidney function". CXR unchanged. Rx for elevated K+, no other change in medications. NG tube insertion attempt failed.  1/11/22: NG tube successfully inserted. Given liquid nutrition. Last day Remdesivir. Sedated, restrained, but follows commands. No other Rx changes. 1/12-1/15/22: Remains on ventilator, attempts to wean not successful. Unable to reduce oxygen requirements.  CXRs unchanged. Cont'd anticoagulants, antibiotics and steroids.  Rx plan: "try again to wean off ventilator in 3-5 days". 1/16/22: low grade fever. Rx: IV antibiotic changed.  1/17/22: port at neck identified as source of infection. Port line changed. Antibiotic continued; fever resolved.  1//18/22: clots persisting on maximum anticoagulants. CXR unchanged. Day 9 on ventilator.  Medical team advised tracheotomy, PEG and acute care rehab. Family requested DNR. 1/21/22. Patient unresponsive. Spouse observation: "the life went out of him".  1/22/22: Pneumonia and blood clots not responding to anticoagulants and kidneys failing. Family chose Comfort Care. 1/24/22: Life support withdrawn and patient died minutes after.
Age: 74.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Haematology test normal, Immunisation reaction, Infection, Intensive care, Life support
Clinical narrative: 12/17/21: malaise 12/18-12/25/21: progressing gray pallor, malaise, loss of appetite 12/26/21: mild shortness of breath, worsening color. Previous symptoms continued. 12/29/21: exam by PCP. Listened to patients lungs. Dx "bronchitis". No testing. No imaging. Rx Augmentin 875/125 2x/d.  Benzonatate 200mg 3x/d. No improvement. 1/2/22. About 7pm, patient too weak to stand, SOB. EMS called. O2Sat 70%. Rx O2, IV and steroid. Admitted via ED Hospital. Dx: blood clots lungs/legs; double pneumonia (type not specified). Negative for COVID 19; no fever, no evidence of infection. Rx oxygen(non-invasive ventilation: NIV), antibiotics, blood thinners and steroids. Response: O2Sat up to 94% on high flow oxygen.  1/3/22: admitted from ED to TCU. Central IV started. 1/3/22: second negative COVID-19 test. Cardiac arrhythmia due to "fluid on his heart". No prior history. Rx diuretics and anti-arrhythmic. Changed to anticoagulant (abdominal injections). Response: arrhythmia resolved in 24 hrs. No improvement in blood clots.  1/4/22:  Hematology consult-no origin of clots identified. Platelets reportedly normal.  1/5/22: third negative COVID-19 test. No fever, alert, oxygen NIV continues, O2 Sat mid-90's.  1/6/22: Hematology work-up negative for malignancy.  Cardiologist off record "these are COVID clots". 1/7/22: DAY 6 of hospitalization. FIRST positive COVID-19 test. Family told only possible Rx was Remdesivir because patient was already hospitalized. Began Remdesivir and cont'd anticoagulants, antibiotics and steroids.  1/8/22: transferred from TCU to ICU, breathing worsened. Patient more fatigued, mentally clear, clots unchanged.  O2 Sat in upper 80s on NIV at highest oxygen flow. 1/9/22: early afternoon: intubated, sedated, and placed on ventilator. High pressure of "12" required using "a gas" to expand his lungs. Able to follow simple commands. Cont'd anticoagulants, antibiotics and steroids.  1/10/22: "poor kidney function". CXR unchanged. Rx for elevated K+, no other change in medications. NG tube insertion attempt failed.  1/11/22: NG tube successfully inserted. Given liquid nutrition. Last day Remdesivir. Sedated, restrained, but follows commands. No other Rx changes. 1/12-1/15/22: Remains on ventilator, attempts to wean not successful. Unable to reduce oxygen requirements.  CXRs unchanged. Cont'd anticoagulants, antibiotics and steroids.  Rx plan: "try again to wean off ventilator in 3-5 days". 1/16/22: low grade fever. Rx: IV antibiotic changed.  1/17/22: port at neck identified as source of infection. Port line changed. Antibiotic continued; fever resolved.  1//18/22: clots persisting on maximum anticoagulants. CXR unchanged. Day 9 on ventilator.  Medical team advised tracheotomy, PEG and acute care rehab. Family requested DNR. 1/21/22. Patient unresponsive. Spouse observation: "the life went out of him".  1/22/22: Pneumonia and blood clots not responding to anticoagulants and kidneys failing. Family chose Comfort Care. 1/24/22: Life support withdrawn and patient died minutes after.
Age: 74.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Malaise, Mechanical ventilation, Pallor, Patient restraint, Pericardial effusion
Clinical narrative: 12/17/21: malaise 12/18-12/25/21: progressing gray pallor, malaise, loss of appetite 12/26/21: mild shortness of breath, worsening color. Previous symptoms continued. 12/29/21: exam by PCP. Listened to patients lungs. Dx "bronchitis". No testing. No imaging. Rx Augmentin 875/125 2x/d.  Benzonatate 200mg 3x/d. No improvement. 1/2/22. About 7pm, patient too weak to stand, SOB. EMS called. O2Sat 70%. Rx O2, IV and steroid. Admitted via ED Hospital. Dx: blood clots lungs/legs; double pneumonia (type not specified). Negative for COVID 19; no fever, no evidence of infection. Rx oxygen(non-invasive ventilation: NIV), antibiotics, blood thinners and steroids. Response: O2Sat up to 94% on high flow oxygen.  1/3/22: admitted from ED to TCU. Central IV started. 1/3/22: second negative COVID-19 test. Cardiac arrhythmia due to "fluid on his heart". No prior history. Rx diuretics and anti-arrhythmic. Changed to anticoagulant (abdominal injections). Response: arrhythmia resolved in 24 hrs. No improvement in blood clots.  1/4/22:  Hematology consult-no origin of clots identified. Platelets reportedly normal.  1/5/22: third negative COVID-19 test. No fever, alert, oxygen NIV continues, O2 Sat mid-90's.  1/6/22: Hematology work-up negative for malignancy.  Cardiologist off record "these are COVID clots". 1/7/22: DAY 6 of hospitalization. FIRST positive COVID-19 test. Family told only possible Rx was Remdesivir because patient was already hospitalized. Began Remdesivir and cont'd anticoagulants, antibiotics and steroids.  1/8/22: transferred from TCU to ICU, breathing worsened. Patient more fatigued, mentally clear, clots unchanged.  O2 Sat in upper 80s on NIV at highest oxygen flow. 1/9/22: early afternoon: intubated, sedated, and placed on ventilator. High pressure of "12" required using "a gas" to expand his lungs. Able to follow simple commands. Cont'd anticoagulants, antibiotics and steroids.  1/10/22: "poor kidney function". CXR unchanged. Rx for elevated K+, no other change in medications. NG tube insertion attempt failed.  1/11/22: NG tube successfully inserted. Given liquid nutrition. Last day Remdesivir. Sedated, restrained, but follows commands. No other Rx changes. 1/12-1/15/22: Remains on ventilator, attempts to wean not successful. Unable to reduce oxygen requirements.  CXRs unchanged. Cont'd anticoagulants, antibiotics and steroids.  Rx plan: "try again to wean off ventilator in 3-5 days". 1/16/22: low grade fever. Rx: IV antibiotic changed.  1/17/22: port at neck identified as source of infection. Port line changed. Antibiotic continued; fever resolved.  1//18/22: clots persisting on maximum anticoagulants. CXR unchanged. Day 9 on ventilator.  Medical team advised tracheotomy, PEG and acute care rehab. Family requested DNR. 1/21/22. Patient unresponsive. Spouse observation: "the life went out of him".  1/22/22: Pneumonia and blood clots not responding to anticoagulants and kidneys failing. Family chose Comfort Care. 1/24/22: Life support withdrawn and patient died minutes after.
Age: 74.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Platelet count normal, Pneumonia, Procedural failure, Pulmonary thrombosis, Pyrexia
Clinical narrative: 12/17/21: malaise 12/18-12/25/21: progressing gray pallor, malaise, loss of appetite 12/26/21: mild shortness of breath, worsening color. Previous symptoms continued. 12/29/21: exam by PCP. Listened to patients lungs. Dx "bronchitis". No testing. No imaging. Rx Augmentin 875/125 2x/d.  Benzonatate 200mg 3x/d. No improvement. 1/2/22. About 7pm, patient too weak to stand, SOB. EMS called. O2Sat 70%. Rx O2, IV and steroid. Admitted via ED Hospital. Dx: blood clots lungs/legs; double pneumonia (type not specified). Negative for COVID 19; no fever, no evidence of infection. Rx oxygen(non-invasive ventilation: NIV), antibiotics, blood thinners and steroids. Response: O2Sat up to 94% on high flow oxygen.  1/3/22: admitted from ED to TCU. Central IV started. 1/3/22: second negative COVID-19 test. Cardiac arrhythmia due to "fluid on his heart". No prior history. Rx diuretics and anti-arrhythmic. Changed to anticoagulant (abdominal injections). Response: arrhythmia resolved in 24 hrs. No improvement in blood clots.  1/4/22:  Hematology consult-no origin of clots identified. Platelets reportedly normal.  1/5/22: third negative COVID-19 test. No fever, alert, oxygen NIV continues, O2 Sat mid-90's.  1/6/22: Hematology work-up negative for malignancy.  Cardiologist off record "these are COVID clots". 1/7/22: DAY 6 of hospitalization. FIRST positive COVID-19 test. Family told only possible Rx was Remdesivir because patient was already hospitalized. Began Remdesivir and cont'd anticoagulants, antibiotics and steroids.  1/8/22: transferred from TCU to ICU, breathing worsened. Patient more fatigued, mentally clear, clots unchanged.  O2 Sat in upper 80s on NIV at highest oxygen flow. 1/9/22: early afternoon: intubated, sedated, and placed on ventilator. High pressure of "12" required using "a gas" to expand his lungs. Able to follow simple commands. Cont'd anticoagulants, antibiotics and steroids.  1/10/22: "poor kidney function". CXR unchanged. Rx for elevated K+, no other change in medications. NG tube insertion attempt failed.  1/11/22: NG tube successfully inserted. Given liquid nutrition. Last day Remdesivir. Sedated, restrained, but follows commands. No other Rx changes. 1/12-1/15/22: Remains on ventilator, attempts to wean not successful. Unable to reduce oxygen requirements.  CXRs unchanged. Cont'd anticoagulants, antibiotics and steroids.  Rx plan: "try again to wean off ventilator in 3-5 days". 1/16/22: low grade fever. Rx: IV antibiotic changed.  1/17/22: port at neck identified as source of infection. Port line changed. Antibiotic continued; fever resolved.  1//18/22: clots persisting on maximum anticoagulants. CXR unchanged. Day 9 on ventilator.  Medical team advised tracheotomy, PEG and acute care rehab. Family requested DNR. 1/21/22. Patient unresponsive. Spouse observation: "the life went out of him".  1/22/22: Pneumonia and blood clots not responding to anticoagulants and kidneys failing. Family chose Comfort Care. 1/24/22: Life support withdrawn and patient died minutes after.
Age: 74.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Renal failure, Renal impairment, SARS-CoV-2 test negative, SARS-CoV-2 test positive, Skin discolouration
Clinical narrative: 12/17/21: malaise 12/18-12/25/21: progressing gray pallor, malaise, loss of appetite 12/26/21: mild shortness of breath, worsening color. Previous symptoms continued. 12/29/21: exam by PCP. Listened to patients lungs. Dx "bronchitis". No testing. No imaging. Rx Augmentin 875/125 2x/d.  Benzonatate 200mg 3x/d. No improvement. 1/2/22. About 7pm, patient too weak to stand, SOB. EMS called. O2Sat 70%. Rx O2, IV and steroid. Admitted via ED Hospital. Dx: blood clots lungs/legs; double pneumonia (type not specified). Negative for COVID 19; no fever, no evidence of infection. Rx oxygen(non-invasive ventilation: NIV), antibiotics, blood thinners and steroids. Response: O2Sat up to 94% on high flow oxygen.  1/3/22: admitted from ED to TCU. Central IV started. 1/3/22: second negative COVID-19 test. Cardiac arrhythmia due to "fluid on his heart". No prior history. Rx diuretics and anti-arrhythmic. Changed to anticoagulant (abdominal injections). Response: arrhythmia resolved in 24 hrs. No improvement in blood clots.  1/4/22:  Hematology consult-no origin of clots identified. Platelets reportedly normal.  1/5/22: third negative COVID-19 test. No fever, alert, oxygen NIV continues, O2 Sat mid-90's.  1/6/22: Hematology work-up negative for malignancy.  Cardiologist off record "these are COVID clots". 1/7/22: DAY 6 of hospitalization. FIRST positive COVID-19 test. Family told only possible Rx was Remdesivir because patient was already hospitalized. Began Remdesivir and cont'd anticoagulants, antibiotics and steroids.  1/8/22: transferred from TCU to ICU, breathing worsened. Patient more fatigued, mentally clear, clots unchanged.  O2 Sat in upper 80s on NIV at highest oxygen flow. 1/9/22: early afternoon: intubated, sedated, and placed on ventilator. High pressure of "12" required using "a gas" to expand his lungs. Able to follow simple commands. Cont'd anticoagulants, antibiotics and steroids.  1/10/22: "poor kidney function". CXR unchanged. Rx for elevated K+, no other change in medications. NG tube insertion attempt failed.  1/11/22: NG tube successfully inserted. Given liquid nutrition. Last day Remdesivir. Sedated, restrained, but follows commands. No other Rx changes. 1/12-1/15/22: Remains on ventilator, attempts to wean not successful. Unable to reduce oxygen requirements.  CXRs unchanged. Cont'd anticoagulants, antibiotics and steroids.  Rx plan: "try again to wean off ventilator in 3-5 days". 1/16/22: low grade fever. Rx: IV antibiotic changed.  1/17/22: port at neck identified as source of infection. Port line changed. Antibiotic continued; fever resolved.  1//18/22: clots persisting on maximum anticoagulants. CXR unchanged. Day 9 on ventilator.  Medical team advised tracheotomy, PEG and acute care rehab. Family requested DNR. 1/21/22. Patient unresponsive. Spouse observation: "the life went out of him".  1/22/22: Pneumonia and blood clots not responding to anticoagulants and kidneys failing. Family chose Comfort Care. 1/24/22: Life support withdrawn and patient died minutes after.
Age: 74.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Thrombosis, Unresponsive to stimuli
Clinical narrative: 12/17/21: malaise 12/18-12/25/21: progressing gray pallor, malaise, loss of appetite 12/26/21: mild shortness of breath, worsening color. Previous symptoms continued. 12/29/21: exam by PCP. Listened to patients lungs. Dx "bronchitis". No testing. No imaging. Rx Augmentin 875/125 2x/d.  Benzonatate 200mg 3x/d. No improvement. 1/2/22. About 7pm, patient too weak to stand, SOB. EMS called. O2Sat 70%. Rx O2, IV and steroid. Admitted via ED Hospital. Dx: blood clots lungs/legs; double pneumonia (type not specified). Negative for COVID 19; no fever, no evidence of infection. Rx oxygen(non-invasive ventilation: NIV), antibiotics, blood thinners and steroids. Response: O2Sat up to 94% on high flow oxygen.  1/3/22: admitted from ED to TCU. Central IV started. 1/3/22: second negative COVID-19 test. Cardiac arrhythmia due to "fluid on his heart". No prior history. Rx diuretics and anti-arrhythmic. Changed to anticoagulant (abdominal injections). Response: arrhythmia resolved in 24 hrs. No improvement in blood clots.  1/4/22:  Hematology consult-no origin of clots identified. Platelets reportedly normal.  1/5/22: third negative COVID-19 test. No fever, alert, oxygen NIV continues, O2 Sat mid-90's.  1/6/22: Hematology work-up negative for malignancy.  Cardiologist off record "these are COVID clots". 1/7/22: DAY 6 of hospitalization. FIRST positive COVID-19 test. Family told only possible Rx was Remdesivir because patient was already hospitalized. Began Remdesivir and cont'd anticoagulants, antibiotics and steroids.  1/8/22: transferred from TCU to ICU, breathing worsened. Patient more fatigued, mentally clear, clots unchanged.  O2 Sat in upper 80s on NIV at highest oxygen flow. 1/9/22: early afternoon: intubated, sedated, and placed on ventilator. High pressure of "12" required using "a gas" to expand his lungs. Able to follow simple commands. Cont'd anticoagulants, antibiotics and steroids.  1/10/22: "poor kidney function". CXR unchanged. Rx for elevated K+, no other change in medications. NG tube insertion attempt failed.  1/11/22: NG tube successfully inserted. Given liquid nutrition. Last day Remdesivir. Sedated, restrained, but follows commands. No other Rx changes. 1/12-1/15/22: Remains on ventilator, attempts to wean not successful. Unable to reduce oxygen requirements.  CXRs unchanged. Cont'd anticoagulants, antibiotics and steroids.  Rx plan: "try again to wean off ventilator in 3-5 days". 1/16/22: low grade fever. Rx: IV antibiotic changed.  1/17/22: port at neck identified as source of infection. Port line changed. Antibiotic continued; fever resolved.  1//18/22: clots persisting on maximum anticoagulants. CXR unchanged. Day 9 on ventilator.  Medical team advised tracheotomy, PEG and acute care rehab. Family requested DNR. 1/21/22. Patient unresponsive. Spouse observation: "the life went out of him".  1/22/22: Pneumonia and blood clots not responding to anticoagulants and kidneys failing. Family chose Comfort Care. 1/24/22: Life support withdrawn and patient died minutes after.
Age: 20.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Throat tightness, Urticaria
Clinical narrative: Hives throughout upper body beginning within a few hours of receiving vaccine, as well as a constriction sensation in the throat. Vaccine was administered around 2:15 pm on 03/13/22, symptoms began to emerge around 4:30 pm the same day.
Age: 40.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Injection site erythema, Injection site induration, Injection site pruritus, Injection site swelling, Injection site warmth
Clinical narrative: Patient stated she has a warm, red, itchy bump/hard spot on her arm where injection given.
Age: 9.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Product storage error
Clinical narrative: Pfizer Covid 19 vaccine for 5-11 yrs  was administered after being stored in the refrigerator more than 10 weeks
Age: 49.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Tinnitus
Clinical narrative: I have had tinnitus primarily in my right ear, starting two days after my second dose of Moderna.  MY initial dose was 2/11/21, second dose 3/11/21 & my booster dose was 11/8/21  The ringing in my ear gets louder and quieter at times, but is always there. It is especially noticeable late at night or when I wake up during the night.  I have discussed this with my doctor, she recommended I visit with audiology but I have not followed through with this yet
Age: 46.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Heart rate increased
Clinical narrative: Patient reported that after she received her Moderna vaccine last Aug (8/11/2021) that she developed a rapid heart beat.  She is being treated by a cardiologist with metoprolol.
Age: 16.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Product administered to patient of inappropriate age
Clinical narrative: Patient came in on 11/19/2021 new to the pharmacy. He gave 6/28/2002 as his DOB, and asked for the Janssen COVID-19 vaccine. On his patient questionnaire, he also wrote 6/28/2002 as his DOB, making him 19 years old. Right before vaccination patient verified DOB. He was vaccinated. 5 days later, he called and asked to change his DOB to 6/28/2005 (making him 16 years old). Janssen is not indicated for a 16-year-old. I called him, but he hasn't returned my messages.
Age: 29.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Abdominal discomfort, Alopecia, Blood test, Dyspnoea, Fatigue
Clinical narrative: Within 1 week had breathing trouble and fatigue. Following months experiencing hair loss, fatigue, stomach problems, brain fog.
Age: 29.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Feeling abnormal
Clinical narrative: Within 1 week had breathing trouble and fatigue. Following months experiencing hair loss, fatigue, stomach problems, brain fog.
Age: 60.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Atrial fibrillation, Brain natriuretic peptide increased, Cardio-respiratory arrest, Cardiomegaly, Cardioversion
Clinical narrative: Chief Complaint:  Fast heart rate for 8 days   History of Present Illness: Patient is a good historian.     Patient is a 60 Yo female with PMH of anxiety, left ankle fracture (20 yrs ago with chronic ankle edema) and recent left proximal tibial fracture (11/8/2021) who presented to the ED with above complaint.  Started noticing fast HR on 3/2/22 after Ob-gyn exam.  Since then she has been monitoring her HR at home and noticing it has been 110's - 130's.  Denies feeling it.  No palpitation, chest pain or SOB.  She emailed her PCP and got response today to go to a clinic for EKG.  She was in a PT session today for her left knee when receiving the response so went to a clinic, had EKG and was told to come to ED.  In ED, EKG done showing Afib with RVR at rate 165.  Pt reports since the tibial fx surgery Nov 8, 2021 she had been sedentary until 1/8/22.  She c/o some tightness of left calf.  Chronic left ankle swelling from past surgeries (revisions x4).  Rare cough w/o phlegm attributing to allergy.     Recent admisisons: 11/8/21  ED visit for left proximal tibial fx.  On-call orthopedist Dr. recommends knee immobilizer crutches nonweightbearing and CT scan E consult referral for follow-up with orthopedics.    Pt denies smoking, or drug use.  Occasional alcohol.  Last drink was 3 weeks ago with 3 glasses of vodka tonic.  No caffeine use.  Pt had covid vaccines and booster (Dec 2021) with J&J   Meds were reconciled with pt.  Wants full code.  3/13/22- Cardioverted, then returned to floor Rapid response, stroke alert, patient found to be seizing . Code blue remained in progress unable to verify progress.
Age: 60.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Chest X-ray abnormal, Cough, Drug screen positive, Electrocardiogram abnormal, Fibrin D dimer
Clinical narrative: Chief Complaint:  Fast heart rate for 8 days   History of Present Illness: Patient is a good historian.     Patient is a 60 Yo female with PMH of anxiety, left ankle fracture (20 yrs ago with chronic ankle edema) and recent left proximal tibial fracture (11/8/2021) who presented to the ED with above complaint.  Started noticing fast HR on 3/2/22 after Ob-gyn exam.  Since then she has been monitoring her HR at home and noticing it has been 110's - 130's.  Denies feeling it.  No palpitation, chest pain or SOB.  She emailed her PCP and got response today to go to a clinic for EKG.  She was in a PT session today for her left knee when receiving the response so went to a clinic, had EKG and was told to come to ED.  In ED, EKG done showing Afib with RVR at rate 165.  Pt reports since the tibial fx surgery Nov 8, 2021 she had been sedentary until 1/8/22.  She c/o some tightness of left calf.  Chronic left ankle swelling from past surgeries (revisions x4).  Rare cough w/o phlegm attributing to allergy.     Recent admisisons: 11/8/21  ED visit for left proximal tibial fx.  On-call orthopedist Dr. recommends knee immobilizer crutches nonweightbearing and CT scan E consult referral for follow-up with orthopedics.    Pt denies smoking, or drug use.  Occasional alcohol.  Last drink was 3 weeks ago with 3 glasses of vodka tonic.  No caffeine use.  Pt had covid vaccines and booster (Dec 2021) with J&J   Meds were reconciled with pt.  Wants full code.  3/13/22- Cardioverted, then returned to floor Rapid response, stroke alert, patient found to be seizing . Code blue remained in progress unable to verify progress.
Age: 60.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Heart rate increased, Hypersensitivity, Muscle tightness, SARS-CoV-2 test negative, Seizure
Clinical narrative: Chief Complaint:  Fast heart rate for 8 days   History of Present Illness: Patient is a good historian.     Patient is a 60 Yo female with PMH of anxiety, left ankle fracture (20 yrs ago with chronic ankle edema) and recent left proximal tibial fracture (11/8/2021) who presented to the ED with above complaint.  Started noticing fast HR on 3/2/22 after Ob-gyn exam.  Since then she has been monitoring her HR at home and noticing it has been 110's - 130's.  Denies feeling it.  No palpitation, chest pain or SOB.  She emailed her PCP and got response today to go to a clinic for EKG.  She was in a PT session today for her left knee when receiving the response so went to a clinic, had EKG and was told to come to ED.  In ED, EKG done showing Afib with RVR at rate 165.  Pt reports since the tibial fx surgery Nov 8, 2021 she had been sedentary until 1/8/22.  She c/o some tightness of left calf.  Chronic left ankle swelling from past surgeries (revisions x4).  Rare cough w/o phlegm attributing to allergy.     Recent admisisons: 11/8/21  ED visit for left proximal tibial fx.  On-call orthopedist Dr. recommends knee immobilizer crutches nonweightbearing and CT scan E consult referral for follow-up with orthopedics.    Pt denies smoking, or drug use.  Occasional alcohol.  Last drink was 3 weeks ago with 3 glasses of vodka tonic.  No caffeine use.  Pt had covid vaccines and booster (Dec 2021) with J&J   Meds were reconciled with pt.  Wants full code.  3/13/22- Cardioverted, then returned to floor Rapid response, stroke alert, patient found to be seizing . Code blue remained in progress unable to verify progress.
Age: 60.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Troponin
Clinical narrative: Chief Complaint:  Fast heart rate for 8 days   History of Present Illness: Patient is a good historian.     Patient is a 60 Yo female with PMH of anxiety, left ankle fracture (20 yrs ago with chronic ankle edema) and recent left proximal tibial fracture (11/8/2021) who presented to the ED with above complaint.  Started noticing fast HR on 3/2/22 after Ob-gyn exam.  Since then she has been monitoring her HR at home and noticing it has been 110's - 130's.  Denies feeling it.  No palpitation, chest pain or SOB.  She emailed her PCP and got response today to go to a clinic for EKG.  She was in a PT session today for her left knee when receiving the response so went to a clinic, had EKG and was told to come to ED.  In ED, EKG done showing Afib with RVR at rate 165.  Pt reports since the tibial fx surgery Nov 8, 2021 she had been sedentary until 1/8/22.  She c/o some tightness of left calf.  Chronic left ankle swelling from past surgeries (revisions x4).  Rare cough w/o phlegm attributing to allergy.     Recent admisisons: 11/8/21  ED visit for left proximal tibial fx.  On-call orthopedist Dr. recommends knee immobilizer crutches nonweightbearing and CT scan E consult referral for follow-up with orthopedics.    Pt denies smoking, or drug use.  Occasional alcohol.  Last drink was 3 weeks ago with 3 glasses of vodka tonic.  No caffeine use.  Pt had covid vaccines and booster (Dec 2021) with J&J   Meds were reconciled with pt.  Wants full code.  3/13/22- Cardioverted, then returned to floor Rapid response, stroke alert, patient found to be seizing . Code blue remained in progress unable to verify progress.
Age: 42.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Dehydration, Dizziness, Pyrexia
Clinical narrative: Pt experienced high fever for 4 days post vaccine. 102 degrees, dizziness, dehydration