
First Aid - Allergies
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7th - 10th Grade
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Angelina Browning
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Discuss the term 'allergy' with the person next to you.
What actually is an allergy?
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Fill in the Blanks
Your body has an -?- -?- that is responsible for defending you against bacteria and viruses.
Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
Sometimes your immune system will defend against substances that typically do not pose a threat. These substances are known as...
immune systems
bacteria and viruses
allergens
symptoms
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Multiple Choice
The way the triggering allergens enter the body are...
direct contact with the skin
inhalation (breathing the substance in)
ingestion (eating or swallowing the substance)
injection
...all of the above are possible! It varies.
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Anaphylaxis is a severe and potentially life-threatening reaction to a trigger such as an allergy.
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Here are some more examples
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Multiple Choice
The T in TABI stands for...
Trigger
Touched something
Trace
Threat
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Multiple Choice
The A in TABI stands for...
Ate something
Airway
Allergens
Allergic reaction
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Multiple Choice
The B in TABI stands for...
Broken skin
Brace position
Bee sting
Breathed something in (inhaled)
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Multiple Choice
The I in TABI stands for...
Inhalation (breathed in)
Injected by something (bite or sting)
Irritant
Irrigate
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Allergic reactions can be mild or severe. Sometimes an allergic reaction can escalate very quickly. Sometimes it may appear mild at first (but then get worse). It is a good idea to monitor an allergic reaction.
Some people are aware of their allergic reactions, and they carry medication with them.
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Multiple Choice
A mild reaction may include the following symptoms...
rash, vomiting, unable to breath
rash, sneezing, itchy eyes, dry skin
facial swelling, wheezing, difficulty talking, swollen tongue
headache, feeling sick, unresponsive
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Multiple Choice
A severe reaction may include the following symptoms...
rash, itchy eyes, feeling sick, coughing
rash, sneezing, itchy eyes, dry skin
facial swelling, wheezing, difficulty talking, unresponsive
headache, feeling sick, coughing, dry skin
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