OnlineMedEd: Pediatrics - "Allergies" Flashcards

1
Q

What are the three symptoms/signs of anaphylaxis?

A
  • Wheezing
  • Hypotension
  • Urticaria
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2
Q

Urticaria are described as _____________.

A

erythematous wheal

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3
Q

The main difference between treating anaphylaxis and angioedema is ______________.

A

that you need to secure the airway in angioedema

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4
Q

What treatment can be given to a person having a strong angioedema response?

A

FFP

Histamine antagonists and steroids are also given but the evidence is unclear.

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5
Q

Kids with chronic rhinitis often get cobblestoning of the _____________.

A

pharynx (from the post-nasal drip)

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6
Q

In general, doing a skin test or RAST is reserved for __________________.

A

refractory rhinitis

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7
Q

Although in real life people often combine allergy medications, the test answer is usually to start with _____________.

A

intranasal steroids

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8
Q

How should you treat food allergies in a baby?

A

Eliminate all of the potential offending agents and introduce them back one at a time with two or three days in between.

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