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Immunotherapy Safety • Injection – Once patient and extract verified … • Wipe injection site (the dorsal aspect of upper arm, halfway between elbow and shoulder). • Wipe extract tops with alcohol, draw up extracts per protocol. • With gloved hands, administer injections subcutaneously at a 90° angle with 1/2 - 5/8 inch needle or 45° angle with 1 inch needle after first drawing back plunger & checking for blood. • Hold 2x2 on site firmly for a few seconds. Do not rub. • Dispose of syringe and needle in the sharps container. • NEVER RE-CAP NEEDLES. • Apply band aid/ice/ topical steroid cream, if needed.
Immunotherapy Safety • After Injection – After 30 minutes, examine the injection sites for induration and/or erythema. – Document all findings on the AIT shot record. – Document any protocol-directed dose reductions of future injections on the AIT shot record and SF-600. – If needed, further modify dose reduction instructions as per delayed reaction dose-reduction protocol.
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Page 3 and 4: Welcome to “Immunotherapy Safety
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Page 7 and 8: Immunotherapy at Remote Sites Stand
Page 9 and 10: What Immunotherapy Is Not • Not p
Page 11 and 12: How Does Immunotherapy Work? • De
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Page 19 and 20: The Extracts/Vaccines • Bioequiva
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Page 23 and 24: Immunotherapy Phases • Maintenanc
Page 25 and 26: Reaction Prevention - Avoidance •
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ALLERGY IMMUNOTHERAPY RECORD NNMC,
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Immunotherapy Pre-Injection Questio
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Aeroallergen Dose Adjustment Schedu
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Allergen immunotherapy: A practice
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15. A 12 yo male presents for his a
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Site Under Construction
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Introduction • “Anaphylaxis”
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Revised Nomenclature For Anaphylaxi
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Anaphylaxis* Is Not Rare Estimated
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Pathophysiology
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Pathophysiology
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Pathophysiology • Histamine acts
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IgE Mediated Reactions • Most Ant
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Complement-mediated • C5a, C3a, C
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Unknown Mechanisms • Exercise-ind
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Anaphylaxis Summary of Signs & Symp
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Differential Diagnosis • Pulmonar
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Anaphylaxis Grading Scale II • An
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Laboratory Studies • IgE antibodi
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Guidelines for Treatment • Treatm
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How the Allergist/Immunologist Can
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Summary • Anaphylaxis: release of
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ANAPHYLAXIS • First reported case
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skin testing typically is performed
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TABLE 3 Required Information on Vac
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TABLE 6 Checklist for Safe Vaccine
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References Acknowledgment: Linda Co
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