On-call guide anaphylaxis & anaphylactic shock

⚡️ Anaphylaxis = medical emergency.

A rapid, life-threatening allergic reaction that happens after exposure to a trigger in a sensitized person.

🚨 Recognize early: stridor, wheeze, dyspnea, hypotension.

💉 Treat fast: IM adrenaline — always first.

💧 Add fluids if hypotensive.

🫁 If airway or bronchospasm persists → beta-agonist, consider intubation.

❤️‍🩹 Supportive care, monitor, educate before discharge.

Stay calm. Act fast. Adrenaline saves lives.

⚠️ Disclaimer

This guide is for educational purposes only. It does not replace your hospital protocols or senior guidance, 

and is not medical advice.

✨ Perfect for:

• Final-year medical students
• New interns / house officers
• Residents who want a quick structured refresher

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