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| What antibody starts an allergic reaction |
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| What immunoglobulin is a basophil |
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| What type of allergic reaction is the most dramatic |
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| What is the most common cause of a anaphylatic reaction |
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| These cells are the most potent bronchoconstrictors which cause wheezing |
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| These cells are thought to deactivate leukotrienes |
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| How does histamine affect the body |
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| increases permeability, dilation of capillaries and venules, contraction of smooth muscle in the GI tract and bronchial tree |
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| How does anaphylaxis affect the cardiovascular system |
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| The patient may complain of chest pain and dysrhythmias are common |
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| What is the most visible sign that distinguishes anaphylaxis from other medical conditions |
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| diffuse redness and hives |
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| What is the cause of most anaphylaxis deaths |
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| upper airway swelling and obstruction |
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| In what time frame do S&S of anaphylaxis usually appear |
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| when is early, elective intubation indicated for anaphylaxis patients |
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| patients with hoarseness, lingual edema, and posterior or oropharyngeal swelling |
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| What is the secondary drug to treat anaphylaxis if the patient does not respond to epi? |
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