Acute Medical Presentations — Flashcards

Acute Medical Presentations — Flashcards

Acute Medical Presentations — Flashcards

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#201

_____ is defined as urinary output of <400ml per day in adults

#202

Patients may be discharged after 2 hours of total symptom resolution following anaphylaxis if _____

#203

Patients should be prescribed _____ adrenaline auto-injectors following confirmed anaphylaxis. It is necessary that they are provided with training on how to use them

Hint: how many

#204

Follow up in a(n) _____ is indicated following a new diagnosis of anaphylaxis

#205

Patients must be admitted for a minimum of 6 hours of total symptom resolution following anaphylaxis if they _____ OR they have had a previous bi-phasic reaction

#206

Patients must be admitted for a minimum of 12 hours of total symptom resolution following anaphylaxis if _____ OR they have severe asthma OR they live in a remote area

#207

Serum tryptase levels remain elevated for up to _____ following anaphylaxis

Hint: how long

#208

_____ anaphylactic reactions occur anywhere between 1 hour and 72 hours in ~5% of patients

#209

A _____ may be done in anaphylaxis to determine if the patient is having a true episode of anaphylaxis

Hint: Ix

#210

What is the concentration and dose of adrenaline given for anaphylaxis in _____? 500 micrograms of 1 in 1000 (0.5ml)

Hint: what age group

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