Any exposure can trigger reaction

Unpredictable and less common

High mortality

Not due to pharmacologic action of medication

(a)  

An ADR that clinically resembles an allergic reaction, but may or may not b immunologically-mediated

(a)  

An ADR mediated by an immune response

(a)  

Raised, itchy rash

(a)  

Extreme protective response to an allergen that causes difficulty breathing, hives, and flushing

(a)  

Basic management of Allergic reactions

(a)  

First line treatment for Anaphylaxis

(a)  

Immediate onset

IgE Mediated

(a)  

Delayed onset

IgG mediated, Cytotoxic

(a)  

Delayed onset

IgM or IgG mediated, Immune complex

(a)  

Delayed onset

T cell mediated

(a)  

First gen antihistamines when dealing with type 1 reactions

(a)  

Second gen antihistamines when dealing with type 1 reactions

(a)  

First gens differ from second gens mainly due to first gens being a...

(a)  

Allergens bind to IgE antibodies on basophils or mast cells resulting in the release of inflammatory mediators

(a)  

Anticholinergic effects are as followed: can't ___, ___, ___, ___.

(a)  

First gen antihistamines are considered

(a)  

When taking 1st gen antihistamines, baseline activity is (a)   from normal levels

Second gen antihistamines are considered

(a)  

2nd gen antihistamines keeps baseline activity at (a)   level

Corticosteroids are mainly used to decrease

(a)  

IgG (or IgM) bind to the cell-associated antigens on the body's own cells and initiates cell destruction

(a)  

Antigen-antibody (IgM or IgG) complex forms and deposits in a tissue instead of being cleared out

(a)  

antigen exposure causes activation of T cells, causing the T cells to release cytokines

(a)