ANAPHYLAXIS Flashcards

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1
Q

What is anaphylaxis?

A

 Serious allergic reaction  Rapid onset

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2
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clinical criteria of ANAPHYLAXIS ?

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_urticaria
+
*respiratory distress or hypoxia
or
*hypotension or cardiovascular collapse
or
*associated symptoms of organ dysfunction
_two or more signs that occur minutes to hours after allergen exposure:
-skin and /or mucosal involvement
-respiratory compromis
-hypotension or associated symptoms
-persistent GI cramps or vomiting
◦ sense of fullness in the throat
◦ anxiety
◦ sensation of chest tightness
◦ shortness of breath
◦ lightheadedness.

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3
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any agent capable of producing a sudden degranulation of ……………. or…………. can induce anaphylaxis

A

mast cells or basophils

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in ANAOHYLAXIS Mast cells and/or basophils quickly release
preformed mediators from secretory granules that include………….

A

◦ histamine,
◦ tryptase,
◦ carboxypeptidase A,
◦ proteoglycans.
(the ind-cytokine , tumor necrosis factor-alpha as LATE-PHASE MEDIATOR )

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5
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Histamine;

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◦ vasodilation
◦ increases vascular permeability
◦ increases heart rate
◦ increases cardiac contraction,
◦ increases glandular secretion.

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Prostaglandin D2;

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◦ bronchoconstrictor,
◦ pulmonary and coronary vasoconstrictor
◦ peripheral vasodilator.

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Leukotrienes;

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◦ Bronchoconstriction
◦ increase vascular permeability
◦ promote airway remodeling.

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Platelet-activating factor;

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◦ potent bronchoconstrictor
◦ increases vascular permeability.

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9
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in ANAPHYLAXIS the faster the onset of symptoms ,the more sever the reaction .true/false

A

true

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10
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One half of anaphylactic fatalities occur within the first
hour. true/false

A

true

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11
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The late-phase allergic reaction is primarily mediated by
the release of……………………

A

newly generated cysteinyl leukotrienes

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12
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The most common anaphylaxis imitator is a
………………….

A

vasovagal reaction

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13
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vasovagal

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◦ Hypotension(the same as anaphylaxis)
◦ Pallor
◦ Bradycardia(tachycardia in anaphylaxis)
◦ Diaphoresis
◦ Weakness
◦ Sometimes by loss of consciousness.

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14
Q

Triage for all acute allergic reactions should be………………….
at the( highest /lowest level)because of the
possibility of sudden deterioration.

A

highest

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15
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FIRST-LINE treatment of anaphylaxis?

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-abc
-vital signs
-IV
-oxygen administiration
-cardiac rhythm monitoring
(The first-line therapies for anaphylaxis
(airway protection, oxygen, decontamination,
epinephrine, IV crystalloids) have immediate
effect during the acute stage.)

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16
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Gastric lavage is not recommended for
foodborne allergens;

A

true

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