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- redness/swelling
- swelling of the lips or tongue
- passing out
- shortness of breath
- trouble breathing
- tightness of breath

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What do you need in case of this happening?

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What do you need in case of this happening?

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Two epipens (in case they need a second dose)

Something to raise their legs with (chair, pillow, etc.)

Benadryl

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A severe allergic reaction

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Anaphylactic shock is a condition that happens when someone comes in contact or consumes a food, insect, or medication they are severely allergic to.

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What should you do if someone has a anaphylactic reaction?

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What should you do if someone has a anaphylactic reaction?

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1. If someone is severely allergic to something, they should have two prescribed epipens. (epinephrine auto injectors)

2. Have Benadryl handy.

3. You should inject the epipen directly into the side of the leg.

4. Lay the person down with their legs raised.

5. Go to the hospital, even if they are fine after being injected with the epipen. There can be a second reaction (called a biphasic reaction), so they need to be watched by a medical professional.

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1. https://kidshealth.org/en/parents/anaphylaxis.html#catemergencies

2.https://www.mayoclinic.org/first-aid/first-aid-anaphylaxis/basics/art-20056608

3.https://medlineplus.gov/anaphylaxis.html

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1. Tell their teachers, caregivers, and coaches about their allergy

2. Check ingredient lists to see if they contain the allergen.
3. Always make sure that they have two epi-pens

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- Nut allergies(peanuts, almonds, etc)
- Shellfish
- Prescription medicine
- Bees
- Over the counter medicine