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Managing anaphylaxis during an emergency

Managing anaphylaxis during an emergency

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Format

Knowledge

Time to Complete

0.5 hours

Published

June 30, 2015

Updated

June 30, 2015

Programme Description

Dr Adam Fox and Dr Sian Ludman outline the steps that need to be taken to manage anaphylaxis successfully. Key learning points for healthcare professionals include distinguishing between an allergic reaction and anaphylaxis, identifying the underlying cause and the importance of post treatment.

Educational Objectives

After reading this activity healthcare professionals should be better able to:
  • Distinguish between an allergic reaction and anaphylaxis
  • Undertake emergency treatment
  • Recognise the importance of identifying the underlying cause

    • Faculty

    Activity authors
    Dr Adam Fox
    Dr Sian Ludman
    Evelina Children’s Hospital
    United Kingdom

    Test author
    Dr Katie Collier
    GP
    Kent
    United Kingdom

    INSTRUCTIONS

    This is a learning activity provided by MIMS Learning, featuring learning material and a test. Completing the test enables you to claim 0.5 learning credits (0.5 hours learning). This credit award is recommended by MIMS Learning based on completing the activity and reflecting on what you have learned. If you spend less time on the activity we recommend claiming fewer credits.

    Please proceed with the activity until you have successfully answered all the test questions and completed your evaluation. You will then receive your MIMS Learning CPD certificate, which will be added to your CPD organiser for access at any time.

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