'Severe allergic reactions' diaporamas de présentation

HEALTH AND SAFETY REVIEW 2011-2012

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Section 3.

Section 3. Emergency Response. T1-3. Causes of Shock. Most common causes: Internal and external blood loss. Fluid loss from vomiting, sweating, diarrhea or burns. Allergic reactions. Call EMS if you suspect shock. T2-3. Shock Prevention should be started with:. Broken bones

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Seizures

Seizures. Seizures occur when the normal workings of the brain are disrupted by injury, disease, infection or electricity. A common disorder that causes seizures is Epilepsy. What the victim might experience before a seizure.

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Anaphylaxis 101

Anaphylaxis 101. THE NUMBERS. Severe Allergic Reactions to Foods or other Allergens are on the rise 15 Million People in the U. S. are affected 8% or 6 Million are children & teens 3 % of the students at WHRHS are Affected. DID YOU KNOW????.

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Respiratory Allergies-Diagnose and Treatment

When visiting a doctor, you will get a series of questions to identify the cause. You would be asked about your exposure and reaction to different allergens, personal and family full medical history to identify allergies that may run in your family and exclude other disorders with similar symptoms.  Learn more at: https://www.salinetherapy.com/understanding-respiratory-allergies/

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