Age: 49.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19, COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Pruritus, Respiratory rate, Scan, Urticaria, Weight
Clinical narrative: Hives and it progressed to an anaphylactic reaction; Hives and it progressed to an anaphylactic reaction; hives itch; slight swelling around her eyes; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable nurse (patient) via Pfizer Sales Representative. A 49-year-old female patient received the first dose of BNT162B2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE) on 08Jan2021 at single dose for COVID-19 immunization. Medical history included anaphylaxis (Patient does have a history of anaphylaxis to bee stings), Hysterectomy, Gallbladder surgery, Mastectomy partial/ lumpectomy, Alcohol use: Yes (Comment: socially rare, Drug use: Never), Shellfish-derived products, Seasonal allergies (J30.21), HX: breast cancer (Z85.31), smoker stopped on 01Jan2000 (Former Smoker, Years since quitting: 21, Smokeless tobacco: Never Used), Hot flashes, Axillary Node Dissection. Allergie to Bee venom, Shellfish-derived products, Coconut, Codeine, and Other The patient's allergies have been reviewed. Family History included Cancer oral of Mother; Lung cancer of Father and Maternal Grandfather and Paternal Grandmother; Uterine cancer of Paternal Grandmother. Concomitant medication included ongoing cetirizine hydrochloride (ZYRTEC [CETIRIZINE HYDROCHLORIDE]), ongoing dexmethylphenidate hydrochloride (FOCALIN [DEXMETHYLPHENIDATE HYDROCHLORIDE]), epinephrine (EPIPEN), ongoing lisinopril dihydrate (PRINIVIL), lisinopril (ZESTRIL), ongoing metoprolol succinate (TOPROL XL), valaciclovir hydrochloride (VALTREX), zolpidem tartrate (AMBIEN) from 30Apr2020 and ongoing, promethazine (PHENERGAN [PROMETHAZINE]) from 13Sep2019.  Patient previously took Codeine and had vomiting and allergy to it. Patient had an anaphylactic reaction to our vaccine.  it started as hives and it progressed to an anaphylactic reaction on 08Jan2021. they gave patient Benadryl afterwards for her anaphylactic reaction because they do not want to interfere with the efficacy of the vaccine that she was able to breathe so she did not have to have any Epipen or anything. She was sent to an ER within hospital to get that. She was in the hospital getting the shot and then they sent her to the ER and she started having the reaction. Emergency department summary of care: Chief complaint: Allergic reaction. ED Diagnosis: Diagnosis Final diagnosis. Allergic reaction to vaccine: Allergic reaction to vaccine. ED Vitals: Date/Time: 08Jan2021 14:00. Pulse: 79. Resp.: 18. BP: 144/86. SpO2: 96%. Date/Time: 08Jan2021 12:54. Pulse: 90. Resp.: 16. BP: 147/98. SpO2: 96%. Weight: 72. 06 kg (160 lb). Date/Time: 08Jan2021. Temp.: 97.6 F (36.4 C). Pulse: 121. Resp.: 16. SpO2: 97%. Result: None. Imaging result: None. ECG result: None. Emergency Department Encounter: Patient was placed in face mask in first look and the following protective measures were taken unless additional measures were taken and documented below in the ED course. Patient was wearing facemask when nurse entered the room and throughout our encounter. nurse wore full protective equipment throughout this patient encounter including a face mask, and gloves. Hand hygiene was performed before donning protective equipment and after removal when leaving the room. Date of encounter: 08Jan2021. Last ED provide Note: patient is a 49 y.o. female who presents to the ED c/o chief complaint of allergic reaction. Patient reports that she just received her first Covid immunization approximately 30 minutes ago, immediately broke out into hives. Patient reports she had hives on bilateral arms as well as her back, hives itch. Patient complains of slight swelling around her eyes. No swelling of her tongue slipped or throat, no difficulty swallowing, no difficulty breathing, no nausea or vomiting. Patient reports that prior to the vaccination she was at baseline without complaint. Patient does have a history of anaphylaxis to bee stings, no other history of anaphylactic reactions, does have history of allergic reactions with hives. Patient received 50 mg oral Benadryl prior to arrival. Patient reports that the hives on her arm have since resolved, continues complain of itching on her back. No active ambulatory problem. No resolved ambulatory problem. All systems reviewed and negative except for those discussed in HPI. PHYSICAL EXAM nurse have reviewed the triage vital signs and nursing notes. ED Triage Vitals (08Jan2021 1229): Temp: 97.6 F (36.4 C), Heart Rate: 121, Resp.: 16, SpO2: 97%. General: No acute distress. HENT: NCAT, PERRL, Nares patent, no swelling of the lips tongue, no posterior oropharyngeal swelling, Voice is normal, no difficulty handling secretions  Eyes: no scleral icterus. Neck: trachea midline, no ROM limitations, no stridor. CV: regular rhythm, regular rate. Respiratory: normal effort, CTAB, no wheezing rales or rhonchi Abdomen: soft, nondistended, nontender to palpation, no rebound tenderness, no guarding or rigidity. GU: deferred. Musculoskeletal; no deformity. Neuro: alert, moves all extremities, follows commands. Skin: warm, dry, bilateral arms are normal in appearance, no hives, No rash. Patient has several scattered Hives on her back. Lab Results: No results found for this or any previous visit (from the past 24 hour(s)). Nurse ordered the above labs and reviewed the results. Radiology: No Radiology Exams Resulted Within Past 24 Hours. Nurse ordered the above noted radiological studies. Nurse reviewed the images and results. Nurse agree with the radiologist interpretation. Procedures: Medications - No data to display. PROGRESS DATA. A complete history and physical exam have been performed. All available laboratory and imaging results have been reviewed by nurseself prior to disposition. After the initial H&P, Nurse discussed pertinent information from history and physical exam with patient/family. Discussed differential diagnosis. Discussed plan for ED evaluation/work up treatment. All questions answered. Patient/family is agreeable with plan. ED Course: Patient complaining of allergic reaction, hives seems to be resolving, no symptoms consistent with anaphylaxis. Symptoms seem to be improving after oral Benadryl, no further medication at this time, will monitor closely. Patient reassessed, reports rash has resolved, itchiness has resolved. Patient continues to deny any swelling of lips tongue or throat, no difficulty breathing, no nausea or vomiting. Discussed at length with the patient that Nurse do not advise her to get the second dose of the vaccination as it can cause repeat allergic reaction, possibly worse allergic reaction. Discussed possibility of obtaining the mother no vaccine once it becomes available. Patient understands. Discussed need for close follow- up with primary care physician, Extensive discussion return precautions. Discharging. The patient was reexamined. They have had symptomatic improvement during their ED stay. nurse discussed today's findings with the patient, explaining the pertinent positives and negatives from today's visit, and the plan of used plan for discharge as there is care. No emergent indication for admission. Discussed limitation of the ED work-up and that this is to rule out life-threatening emergencies but that they could require further testing as determined by their primary care and or any referred specialist patient is agreeable and understands need for follow-up and repeat exam/testing. Patient is aware that discharge does not mean there is nothing wrong. Indicates no emergency is present, and that they must continue their care with their primary care physician and/or any referred specialist. They were given appropriate follow-up with their primary care physician and/or specialist. nurse had an extensive discussion on the expected clinical course and return precautions. Patient understands to return to the emergency department for continuation, worsening, or new symptoms. Nurse answered any of the patient's questions. Patient was discharged home in a stable condition. As of 14:11 EST Vitals: BP - 144/86, HR -79, Temp - 97.6 OF (36.4 (Tympanic) 02 SATS - 96%. DISPOSITION: DISCHARGE: Patient discharged in stable condition. Reviewed implications of results, diagnosis, meds, responsibility to follow up, warning signs and symptoms of possible worsening, potential complications and reasons to return to ER. Patient/Family voiced understanding of above instructions. Discussed plan for discharge, as there is no emergent indication for admission. Patient referred to primary care provider for BP management due to today' BP. Pt/family is agreeable and understands need for follow up and repeat testing. Pt is aware that discharge does not mean that nothing is wrong but it indicates no emergency is present that requires admission and they must continue care with follow-up as given below or physician of their choice. Schedule an appointment as soon as possible for a visit in 2 days. Medication List NO changes were made to your prescriptions during this visit. ED Treatment Team. Previous ED Visit: None. ED Arrival Information: Arrival: 08Jan2021 12:27 PM. Means of Arrival: Car. Escorted By: Self. Service: Emergency Medicine Acuity: Emergent. Admission Type: Emergency. ED deposition: Discharged: condition stable. Triage sepsis screen: Row name: Sepsis screen. Documented or Suspected Infection: 0. Documented or Suspected Infection. Indications: None. Acutely Altered Mental Status:0. Temp <96.8 OR > 100.9: 0. Heart Rate >90): 0. Respiratory Rate > 20: SBP < 90:0  MAP < 65:0 Blood Glucose >140(mg/dL)- Not diabetic: WBC <4 or>12 (10*3/mmm3: Unknown Bands >10%. Result of current screen is: Negative. Medication administration from 08Jan2021 12:27 to 09Jan2021 02:02: None. ED Prescription: None. Discharge Orders (From admission, onward): None. Allergies (Reviewed on: 08Jan2021) Agent Bee Venom Severity: High, Shellfish-derived Products, Severity: High Comments: Anaphylaxis. Coconut Comments: Facial swelling. Codeine Comments: Vomiting. Other Severity: Phenofibrates cause Skin hives. Immunizations Administered Name: COVID-19 (PFIZER) Tetanus Up TO Date: None. ED LDA Documentation (to) Patient Lines/Drains/Airways Status Active Airway / Central Venous Catheter Line / Drain / Epidural Line / Intraosseous Line / Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter Line / Peripheral Intravenous Line / Arterial Line: None. Weight: 72.6 kg (160 1b). Height: 157.5 cm (62"). Oxygen Therapy from 07Jan2021 14:02 to 08Jan2021 14:02. Oxygen Therapy from 07Jan2021 14:02 to 08Jan2021 14:02 (continued) Date and Time 08Jan2021 14:00 (also reported 14: 11) sp02: 96 %. Date and Time 08Jan2021 12:58 Device (Oxygen Therapy: Room air.  Date and Time: 08Jan2021 12:54 sp02: 96 % Device (Oxygen Therapy: Room air. Date and Time 08Jan2021 12:29 sp02: 97%. Breathing Date and Time: 08Jan2021 14:00, Date and Time: 08Jan2021, 12:54 Date and Time: 08Jan2021 12:29 were sp02:96 %, sp02:96 % and sp02:99 %. 08Jan2021 14:00 Departure Condition: Stable, Mobility at Departure: Ambulatory Patient Teaching Discharge instructions reviewed; Follow-up care reviewed; Medications discussed; Patient verbalized understanding. ED Events: Date/Time 08Jan2021 12:27 Patient arrival, Arrival info file, 08Jan2021 12:29 Triage Started, Patient roomed in ED, 08Jan2021 12:32 Assign Attending, Assign Provider, First Provider, Evaluation of Patient, 08Jan2021 12:52 Registration Completed 08Jan2021 12:56 Triage Completed, 08Jan2021 14:02 Patient discharged, ED Tracking End. Follow-up Information: Details Schedule an appointrnent as soon as possible for a visit in 2 days. Specialty: Family medicine Discharge Instructions: You have been given emergency department evaluation. This evaluation is intended to rule out life-threatening conditions. Is not a complete evaluation. You could require further testing as determined by your primary care physician or any referred specialist. Please follow-up with all doctors that you are referred to. Please be sure to take your prescribed medications and follow any specific instructions in the discharge instructions. Please follow-up with your primary care physician within 48 hours. Please have your primary care provider recheck your blood pressure. Please return to the emergency department if you experience chest pain, shortness of breath. abdominal pain, fever greater than 102, intractable vomiting. Please return to the emergency department if your symptoms continue or worsen, or if you begin to experience any other concerning symptom.Discharge References/Attachments: Hives Easy-to-Read AVS Reports: Date/Time: 08Jan2021: Report: COVID-19: Overview & Impact. Date/Time: 08Jan2021 Report: ED after Visit Summary. Chart Review Routing History No routing history on file. Case Management registry, Status: Active, First included on: 08Jan2021 2:20 PM, Emergency Encounter Documentation Registry, Status: Active, First included on: 09Jan2021 12:06 AM, Emergency Encounters Registry Status: Active, First included on: 08Jan2021 12:36 PM. Patient was recovering from the events.  Information on the Lot/Batch number has been requested.; Sender's Comments: A causal association between administration of BNT162B2 and the onset of Anaphylactic reaction, hives, itching and Eye swelling cannot be excluded, considering the temporal association and the known adverse event profile of the suspect product.    The impact of this report on the benefit/risk profile of the Pfizer product is evaluated as part of Pfizer procedures for safety evaluation, including the review and analysis of aggregate data for adverse events. Any safety concern identified as part of this review, as well as any appropriate action in response, will be promptly notified to Regulatory Authorities, Ethics Committees and Investigators, as appropriate.