Age: 26.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Slow response to stimuli, Speech disorder, Tremor, Unresponsive to stimuli, Vomiting projectile
Clinical narrative: 15:50pm ?patient was injected Janssen-J&J COVID-19 vaccine to Lt. deltoid muscle ? 25gauge-1? safety syringe used w/o difficulty. Side effects/adverse reactions explained to client, verbal acknowledgement and consent obtained. Written consent signed prior to injection.  16:20pm ? Patient was carried to clinic area by 3 fellow patient. He presented obtunded, grey pallor, face noted to be profusely diaphoretic with gasping attempts at respiration. P-110. Unable to respond to verbal commands, unable to speak or open eyes. Brisk taps to his face and calling his name elicited a slight optic response by visible attempt to open his eyes. At this time, he was observed to grimace, grab his throat and jerk himself upright, proceeded to projectile vomit a moderate amount of clear fluid. Immediately slumped off chair and was limp and non-responsive to commands. EpiPen Auto Inject administered-0.15mg Epinephrine to Lt. anterior quadriceps. Pulse-126, gasping during respiratory attempts. Skin frigid to touch.   16:22pm- B/P-150/101- P-58 per portable wrist B/P monitor. Respirations -22-rapid and shallow, appearing to hyperventilate. He attempted, but unable to follow instructions for calming and deeper breaths at this time. Fellow seamen and the 2nd Officer, carried him to the ship ?hospital? area accompanied by me RN, monitoring continued. Patient responded rapidly to administered Epinephrine.   16:23pm-B/P-148/108-P-68-per monitor-R-20 - Responsive to name, LOC x3, visible muscle twitching and tremors. Remains diaphoretic, pallid, and skin is cold to touch. Speech is slurred and weak, client continues to be lethargic and slow to verbal responses. C/O of ?bad HA?.   16:30pm- two-500mg Paracetamol tablets PO with H20 administered by 2nd Officer  for increasing HA pain per patient request. Lights dimmed in room. Clear soup and a coke ordered for patient due to suspected hypoglycemia based on reported pt. hx of limited caloric intake in the past 12 hours. Attempting to locate a glucose meter on ship at this time.   16:38pm ? B/P-139/87-P-69-per monitor-R-20- C/O severe HA and feeling weak. C/O muscles twitching in extremities. Visible twitching noted. Reassurance provided.   16:43pm- B/P-139/87-P-69-R-20 ? Pt. fed clear broth soup and 12oz Coke PO without difficulty. Resting quietly. Appears to be tired, with continued slow responses to questions and weak speech. Pt. continues to be concerned about his exaggerated leg muscle twitching. Reassurance provided and informed of effects of epinephrine.   16:52pm ? B/P-133/86-P-65-per monitor-R-18- Personnel informed of need to transport by EMS to the Hospital for extended monitoring and evaluation by Physician per CDC adverse response to COVID-19 vaccination Protocol. Report given to personnel ? Technical Superintendent- who began transport requests through EMS services. Report to RN Supervisor.  17:07pm- B/P-126/83-P-85 per monitor-R-18- Monitoring pt. at BS. VSS. C/O severe HA and feeling ?weird?. Exhibiting pain with HA despite previous Paracetamol PO by squeezing his head and stating it hurts. Continues to be pale, mucus membranes pale, lower extremity muscle twitching is annoying him. Patient states he is feeling better after receiving food and liquids. OX3. Assisted to BR by fellow patient. Pt. reports urination w/o difficulty.    17:20pm ? Report given to EMS personnel. Transported from ship. Assisted Ambulatory by EMS and fellow personnel to stretcher at gangplank, and into ambulance.