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State of WisconsinEMT-Basic: A Practice BasedApproach to EMS Education4-5.16 Create a management plan to include evaluation and treatment of anadult patient experiencing an anaphylactic reaction. (P-3)4.5-17 Create a management plan to include evaluation and treatment of apediatric patient experiencing an anaphylactic reaction. (P-3)4-5.18 Demonstrate completing a prehospital care report for patients withallergic emergencies. (P-2)PREPARATIONMotivation:Prerequisites:AV Equipment:EMS Equipment:Primary Instructor:Assistant Instructor:The ability to recognize and manage a severe allergicreaction (anaphylaxis) is possibly the only thing standingbetween a patient and imminent death.BLS, Preparatory, Airway and Patient Assessment.MATERIALSUtilize various audio-visual materials relating to allergicemergencies. The continuous design and developmentof new audio-visual materials relating to EMS requirescareful review to determine which best meet the needs ofthe program. Materials should be edited to assuremeeting the objectives of the <strong>curriculum</strong>.Epinephrine auto-injector, epinephrine auto-injectortrainer, alcohol prep pads, and sharps container.PERSONNELOne EMT-Basic instructor knowledgeable in thephysiology of severe allergic reactions and the use ofepinephrine auto-injectors.The instructor-to-student ratio should be 1:6 forpsychomotor skill practice. Individuals used as assistantinstructors should be knowledgeable in allergicemergencies.PRESENTATIONDeclarative (What)I. Allergic ReactionsA. Definition - an exaggerated immune response to a foreign substance(allergen), resulting in a systemic release of histaminesB. Possible causes1. Insect bites/stings - bees, wasps, etc.Module 4-55

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