Anaphylaxis Assessment

The appropriate first aid response for a mild to moderate allergic reaction includes…:

Some signs and symptoms for a mild to moderate allergic reaction are…::

Some signs and symptoms for a severe allergic reaction (anaphylaxis) are…:

QUESTION 4. How often should training in the Course in First Aid Management of Anaphylaxis be refreshed?

Common triggers of allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis are...:

What is the correct positioning of a casualty with anaphylaxis?

After 5 minutes, further adrenaline doses may be given if the casualty has not responded…

As applicable, emergency action for allergic reactions/anaphylaxis is provided in accordance with…

QUSTIONS 9. After an anaphylaxis incident, what organisational steps should be taken?

An adrenaline autoinjector for general use can be used on a casualty displaying signs and symptoms of anaphylaxis regardless of whether they have been diagnosed as being at risk of anaphylaxis…

What risks and hazards may be involved when dealing with an anaphylactic reaction?

After responding to an emergency first aid situation, what is the purpose of debriefing?

Following an emergency situation, what stress-management techniques and support may be required?