An allergic reaction is an exaggerated immune response to a particular substance. About 41 million Americans have allergic sensitivities that put them at risk for developing the most severe form of allergic reaction-anaphylaxis. Recognize the signs and symptoms of progression from nuisance reaction to anaphylaxis.  In this RapidCE lesson learn prompt recognition and early treatment with epinephrine, paramount to anaphylaxis survival.

“Great for differentiating difference between local and severe allergic reactions.” EMT Student Comment

“I have taken other online training and I find your classes and online training style to be excellent compared to the others.” Paramedic student comment

“Very informational” EMT user comment

“I would recommend this course to my peers.” EMT user comment

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Tags: Allergic Reaction, Anaphylaxis, Epinephrine, RapidCE

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