Anaphylaxis (Paed) Flashcards
Recite the Anaphylaxis CPG (Part 1)
Recite the Anaphylaxis CPG (Part 2)
What are the care objectives for anaphylaxis?
- Adrenaline (IM) with minimal delay
- Airway and perfusion support
- Hospital-based observation (usually 4 hours) at a minimum
What are the indications for adrenaline?
What are the contraindications for adrenaline?
What are the precautions of adrenaline?
What are the side effects of adrenaline?
What are the indications of salbutamol?
What are the contraindications for salbutamol?
What are the precautions for salbutamol?
What are the side effects of salbutamol?
What are the indications for ipratropium bromide?
What are the contraindications for ipratropium bromide?
What are the precautions of ipratropium bromide?
What are the side effects of ipratropium bromide?
What are the indications of dexamethasone?
What are the contraindications of dexamethasone?
What are the precautions of dexamethasone?
What are the side effects of dexamethasone?
Why do we use adrenaline in anaphylaxis?
Why do we use salbutamol in anaphylaxis?
Why do we use ipratropium bromide in anaphylaxis?
Why do we use dexamethasone in anaphylaxis?
Does the O2 therapy guideline apply to this CPG?
Yes - Anaphylaxis is considered a “critical illness”