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WorksheetsKPS Anaphylaxis
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 4mins
Anaphylaxis is...
a severe, potentially life-threatening allergic reaction.
an allergic reaction to doing work.
a type of element on the periodic table.
a small allergic reaction not to worry about.
What are two signs of anaphylaxis?
Bad body odor
Wheezing
Swelling on the lips and tongue
Doing cartwheels
Anaphylaxis should always be treated as a medical emergency.
True
False
What is a common trigger of anaphylaxis?
Lollies
Nuts
Dirt
Playing
When using an epipen, which end is the needle located?
The blue end
What is an epipen?
The middle
The orange end
Where are the epipens kept in our school?
The Classroom
The Office
Sick Bay
The Staffroom
How long do you hold the epipen in position once administered to the thigh?
10 seconds
6 seconds
3 seconds
4 seconds
You can administer the epipen if the pen is out of date or cloudy, if it is the only epipen available.
True
False
If someone is having an anaphylactic reaction and having difficulty breathing, you must lie them down flat.
True
False
Where are our KPS students' emergency cards kept in buildings?
By the main door of buildings or portables
In classrooms
In building offices
In building offices
Who calls 000 when we have an anaphylactic emergency at our school?
Natalie
Classroom Teacher
The Office
A Student
What do you do with the person exhibiting anaphylaxis symptoms?
Keep them where they are.
Piggyback them to the staffroom.
Tell them to run to the office as fast as they can.
Give them a high five.
