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An allergic reaction that results in vasodilation and capillary leakage and causes swelling of the face and airways is called:
anaphylaxis
The prehospital treatment for anaphylactic shock includes:
-administration of oxygen
-rapid transport to the hospital
-administration of epinephrine if permitted in your EMS system

(does NOT include immediate use of the AED)
Anaphylaxis is a serous allergic reaction after patients come into contact with substances to which they have been previously sensitized
antigens
The following is a common agent for producing an anaphylactic reaction:
shellfish
Some anaphylactic patients may carry a kit that contains antihistamine agents and:
epinephrine
Anaphylactic ractions may present with raised, red pathes of fskine called:
urticaria
The major lethal complications of anaphylaxis are circulatory collapse and:
airway obstruction
Which of the following is the best route of administration for an epinephrine auto-injector?
mid-lateral thigh region
The following are side effects of epinephrine administration
-excitability
-pale skin
-nausea and vomiting

(slowed heart rate is NOT a side effect)
-A patient who was stung by a bee presents with slight welling at the site of the bee sting. The patient does not have any other complain..
transport the patient in a position of comfort to the hospital