'Abnormal response' diaporamas de présentation

Risk Reduction in Sedation and Analgesia

Risk Reduction in Sedation and Analgesia. Rowland P. Wu, MD Adapted from Glynne D. Stanley, MD. Overview. Complications occur because of: Inappropriate patient selection Unanticipated responses from patient or equipment Over-medication Wrong patient/wrong site/wrong procedure.

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Food Allergy Awareness

Food Allergy Awareness. Dana Magee ARAMARK Dietetic Intern May 3, 2013. Overview. What is a food allergy? Top 8 food allergies Lactose intolerance Celiac Disease Food labeling How to stay safe. Application to the Nutrition Links Program.

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Severe Allergies & Epi -Pen Administration

Severe Allergies & Epi -Pen Administration. Health Services Department. Presentation Overview. Impact of food allergies on children What is a food allergy? Triggers that worsen food allergies Mild signs & symptoms of allergies Medical m anagement of mild signs & symptoms

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Allergy Awareness

Allergy Awareness. & EpiPen Use. Common allergies in children:. Tree Nuts Milk Egg Peanut Bananas Pollen. Soy Shellfish Latex Fish Wheat Animal Dander. Allergy Statistics. There are 75 million children in the United States. 6%-8% have food allergies 1.2% have peanut allergies

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St Paul Allergy Awareness Training for Lunchroom Volunteers

St Paul Allergy Awareness Training for Lunchroom Volunteers. Fall 2009 DRAFT. What is a food allergy?. A food allergy is an abnormal response by the immune system to a food protein.

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Nutrition Cont.

Nutrition Cont. Anti Oxidants. Antioxidants are man-made or natural substances that may prevent or delay some types of cell damage. Antioxidants are found in many foods, including fruits and vegetables. They are also available as dietary supplements. Examples of antioxidants include:.

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Food Allergies

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