World Allergy Organization Anaphylaxis Guidance 2020
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The article titled “World Allergy Organization Journal (2020)” reviews current trends and best practices in the diagnosis and management of anaphylaxis. It delves into the global prevalence, risk factors, and mortality rates of anaphylaxis, particularly in pediatric and adult populations. The study highlights key advancements in treatment protocols, including the use of adrenaline auto-injectors, and evaluates the need for uniform guidelines for managing anaphylactic reactions. The article also emphasizes the role of cofactors in exacerbating anaphylaxis and advocates for widespread education on the timely administration of epinephrine to prevent fatalities.
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Earned Point(s): 0 of 0, (0) What is the first-line treatment for anaphylaxis? pg 1 True or False: The availability of epinephrine auto-injectors is adequate in most countries. pg 1 What is the recommended epinephrine dose for teenagers and adults in anaphylaxis? pg 12 Which population is at the highest risk for food-induced anaphylaxis due to hen's egg? pg 11 True or False: Peanut is a common cause of food-induced anaphylaxis in adults in North America and Australia. pg 12 What should healthcare professionals prioritize after a patient's anaphylaxis episode? pg 1 What is the most frequent cause of drug-induced anaphylaxis? pg 12 What is the recommended position for most patients during an anaphylactic episode? pg 14 True or False: Epinephrine administered intramuscularly has a higher risk of causing arrhythmias than intravenous administration. pg 14 Which diagnostic criteria indicate that anaphylaxis is highly likely? pg 5 What is the primary immunologic mechanism of anaphylaxis? pg 10 Which food allergen is a frequent elicitor of anaphylaxis in central Europe? pg 12 True or False: Anaphylaxis may occur without typical skin involvement. pg 6 What should be the immediate first step in managing an anaphylactic episode? pg 14 Which cofactor can increase the severity of an anaphylactic reaction? pg 14
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