Which of the following cells degranulates and releases histamine and heparin?

Which of the following causes dyspnea, wheezes, edema and shock?

In the late anaphylactic phase, which of the following causes bronchoconstriction causing difficulty of breathing in client with anaphylaxis?

Thiamine and Folic Acid is known to possibly cause anaphylactic reaction. The nurse knows that Thiamine and Folic acid are:

Which result in the Complete blood count is suggestive of Anaphylaxis?

When a person has neither antigen A nor antigen B, his blood type is:

Which of the following drug is given as the first emergency drug in clients with severe anaphylaxis?

Which of the following assessment findings warrant emergency intubation of a client with anaphylaxis?

Which of the following drug causes improved ventilation or breathing?

Which of the following is not an intervention to a client with anaphylaxis in improving his cardiac output?

What is pruritus?

Which of the following is given in Immunotherapy?

Immunotherapy is given through

Anaphylaxis is an allergic reaction characterized by multisystem involvement, including skin, airway, vascular system, and gastrointestinal tract.

Anaphylaxis results from the immunologically induced release of mast cell and / or basophil mediators after exposure to a specific antigen in previously sensitized individuals.

Severe cases of anaphylaxis may result in complete obstruction of the airway and cardiovascular collapse from vasogenic shock and death.

Symptoms of anaphylaxis always have their onset immediately or within minutes.

A common early sign of respiratory involvement is rhinitis.