- ****essment to
confirm an
anaphylactic episode and the
decision to
refer after emergency treatment for a
suspected anaphylactic episode. London, 2011. and...
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either selectively release (piecemeal degranulation) or
rapidly release (
anaphylactic degranulation) "mediators", or
compounds that
induce inflammation, from...
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allergic reactions and
induce anaphylactic shock; as such,
there is no "antidote" for
these venoms;
however anaphylactic shock can be
treated (e.g. with...
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Peanut allergy is a type of food
allergy to peanuts. It is
different from tree nut allergies,
because peanuts are
legumes and not true nuts.
Physical symptoms...
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given aspirin because of the risk of Reye syndrome. A
person with an
anaphylactic food
allergy should never eat the food to
which they are allergic. A...
- An Act to
Protect Anaphylactic Pupils (official
short title: Sabrina's Law, 2005) is a law in Ontario, Canada,
which requires Ontario school boards to...
- the
autopsy thought it possible, for instance, that he had
suffered "
anaphylactic shock brought on by the
codeine pills he had
gotten from his dentist...
- to
person and
incident to incident.
Potentially life-threatening, the
anaphylactic onset of an
allergic reaction is
characterized by
respiratory distress...
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allergen cross-links the
bound IgE on
sensitized cells,
resulting in
anaphylactic degranulation,
which is the
immediate and
explosive release of pharmacologically...
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eating the cake, her
severe nut
allergy is triggered,
sending her into
anaphylactic shock. As
Peter drives Charlie to the hospital, she
leans out of the...
