Understanding Eosinophilic Disorders

Eddie Wu introduces National EOS Awareness Week, sharing his family's experience with eosinophilic disorders. He reads 'Meet Arabella' by Sarah Gray, a story about a girl with eosinophilic esophagitis (EOE). The book highlights Arabella's diagnosis, treatment, and daily life challenges. The video emphasizes the importance of awareness and understanding of these disorders, which affect social interactions due to dietary restrictions.

What is the main goal of National EOS Awareness Week?

• To celebrate eosinophilic disorders

• To raise funds for research

• To help the community understand eosinophilic disorders

• To promote a new book

What is the title of the book that Eddie Wu reads?

• Arabella's Adventures

• Arabella and the Doctors

• Meet Arabella

• Arabella's Journey

What initial symptoms did Arabella experience?

• Fever and chills

• Bubbles in her throat and rumbles in her tummy

• Rashes and itching

• Headaches and dizziness

Which specialist did Arabella visit to diagnose her condition?

• Dermatologist

• Gastroenterologist

• Neurologist

• Cardiologist

What is eosinophilic esophagitis commonly abbreviated as?

• EOA

• EOE

• EES

• EOS

What dietary changes did Arabella have to make?

• Avoiding all fruits

• Eating only organic foods

• Avoiding egg, dairy, soy, corn, wheat, and fish

• Eating more protein

How does Arabella receive her special formula if she doesn't drink enough?

• Through a spoon

• Through a patch

• Through a syringe

• Through a tube

How do Arabella's classmates help her at school?

• By doing her homework

• By reminding her to drink her formula

• By carrying her books

• By sharing their lunch

What impact do eosinophilic disorders have on social interactions?

• They make people more social

• They improve communication skills

• They have no impact

• They can make social interactions challenging

Why is understanding and sensitivity important for those with eosinophilic disorders?

• To teach them new recipes

• To offer them medical advice

• To provide them with financial support

• To help them feel included in social gatherings