Anaphylaxis and Stress-Related Responses

This video tutorial explains how to recognize anaphylaxis and differentiate it from an immunization stress-related response. Anaphylaxis is a rare but life-threatening condition that requires immediate treatment with adrenaline. The video outlines the timing and symptoms of both conditions, emphasizing the importance of observing when symptoms occur and their nature. It provides guidance on assessing signs, such as skin reactions, breathing difficulties, and changes in blood pressure, to determine the appropriate response. The tutorial concludes with advice to treat any uncertain cases as anaphylaxis to ensure safety.

What is the primary difference between anaphylaxis and an immunization stress-related response?

• Anaphylaxis is not life-threatening.

• Stress-related responses occur after 60 minutes.

• Anaphylaxis is life-threatening.

• Stress-related responses require adrenaline.

When does anaphylaxis typically occur after vaccination?

• Immediately after vaccination

• Before vaccination

• 5 to 60 minutes after vaccination

• More than 60 minutes after vaccination

Which of the following is a common trigger for a stress-related response?

• Insect stings

• Eating shellfish

• Fear of needles

• Exposure to pollen

What is a sign of anaphylaxis?

• Pale, sweaty skin

• Noisy breathing

• Feeling dizzy

• Seeing spots

Which symptom is more likely associated with a stress-related response?

• Itchy skin with hives

• Fast deep breathing

• Swelling on the body

• Persistent cough

What happens to blood pressure during anaphylaxis?

• It remains stable

• It fluctuates

• It increases

• It drops

How does a person experiencing anaphylaxis typically respond when lying down?

• They regain consciousness

• They respond well

• They show little response

• They become more agitated

What should be done if there is doubt between anaphylaxis and a stress-related response?

• Call for help and wait

• Treat as anaphylaxis

• Treat as a stress-related response

• Wait for more symptoms

What is the immediate treatment for anaphylaxis?

• Giving fluids

• Administering adrenaline

• Providing oxygen

• Administering antihistamines

What is the recommended position for someone experiencing a stress-related response?

• Standing up quickly

• Lying down on their side

• Sitting upright

• Walking around