CH12 FA - Anaphylaxis & Poisoning

What is the primary use of the device shown in the image?

• Measuring blood pressure

• Administering insulin

• Treating anaphylactic reactions

• Relieving asthma symptoms

What is anaphylaxis?

• A mild allergic reaction that affects only the skin

• A type of medication used to treat allergies

• A severe allergic reaction that can affect the whole body

• A psychological response to allergens

What does the term 'allergen' refer to?

• A medication used to suppress immune reactions

• A type of bacteria that causes infections

• A substance that can cause an allergy

• A protein that the body needs

What is anaphylaxis commonly triggered by?

• Cold weather

• Physical exercise

• Allergens like foods and insect stings

• Loud noises

Which of the following is NOT a common route of allergen exposure leading to anaphylaxis?

• Inhalation

• Ingestion

• Injection

• Ultraviolet radiation

What should be done when someone experiences a severe allergic reaction?

• Wait for symptoms to resolve on their own

• Take immediate emergency action

• Drink plenty of water

• Apply a cold compress

Which symptom is associated with the central nervous system during an anaphylactic reaction?

• Swelling of lips

• Diarrhea

• Headache

• Hives

What is a common respiratory symptom of anaphylaxis?

• Flushing

• Wheezes or stridor

• Low blood pressure

• Pelvic pain

Which of the following is a symptom related to the skin during an anaphylaxis?

• Anxiety

• Itchiness

• Loss of consciousness

• Crampy abdominal pain

Identify a symptom of anaphylaxis that affects the gastrointestinal system.

• Cough

• Vomiting

• Fast heart rate

• Runny nose