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Vietnamese ASCIA PCC Anaphylaxis First Aid 2017 123.66 KB DisclaimerĪSCIA First Aid for Anaphylaxis is based on the content of the ASCIA Action Plan for Anaphylaxis. It should be used together with instructions on how to use an adrenaline (epinephrine) autoinjectors (e.g EpiPen) which are also available on the ASCIA website: Turkish ASCIA PCC Anaphylaxis First Aid 2017 126.02 KB Thai ASCIA PCC Anaphylaxis First Aid 2018 131.16 KB Tagalog ASCIA PCC Anaphylaxis First Aid 2017 73.59 KB Spanish ASCIA PCC Anaphylaxis First Aid 2017 67.66 KB Persian ASCIA PCC Anaphylaxis First Aid 2017 124.39 KB Macedonian ASCIA PCC Anaphylaxis First Aid 2017 116.87 KB Lao ASCIA PCC Anaphylaxis First Aid 2018 120.00 KB Korean ASCIA PCC Anaphylaxis First Aid 2018 246.37 KB Khmer ASCIA PCC Anaphylaxis First Aid 2018 131.74 KB Karen ASCIA PCC Anaphylaxis First Aid 2018 128.18 KB Japanese ASCIA PCC Anaphylaxis First Aid 2017 305.53 KB Italian ASCIA PCC Anaphylaxis First Aid 2017 72.12 KB Indonesian ASCIA PCC Anaphylaxis First Aid 2017 73.76 KB
Hindi ASCIA PCC Anaphylaxis First Aid 2017 121.72 KB Greek ASCIA PCC Anaphylaxis First Aid 2017 135.29 KB German ASCIA PCC Anaphylaxis First Aid 2018 209.18 KB The following translations of First Aid for Anaphylaxis were funded by an educational grant from the Sydney Children's Hospitals Network (SCHN).įor Maori, Samoan and Tongan translations go to EnglishĪSCIA First Aid Anaphylaxis Generic Orange 2020Īrabic ASCIA PCC Anaphylaxis First Aid 2017 145.49 KBĬhinese Sim ASCIA PCC Anaphylaxis First Aid 2018 126.35 KBĬhinese Trad Anaphylaxis First Aid 2017 131.93 KBĭinka ASCIA PCC Anaphylaxis First Aid 2017 106.73 KBįrench ASCIA PCC Anaphylaxis First Aid 2017 70.31 KB Most cases of anaphylaxis occur after a person with a severe allergy is exposed to the allergen they are allergic to (usually a food, insect or medication). Anaphylaxis is a severe allergic reaction and potentially life threatening, which should always be treated as a medical emergency, requiring immediate treatment.
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