Five Questions About Food Allergies

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     An anaphylactic reaction is a mild reaction that is not serious.

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Explore key aspects of food allergies through this quiz titled 'Five questions about Food allergies'. It covers common allergens, treatment protocols, emergency responses, and risk factors, enhancing understanding and preparedness for allergic reactions.

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  • 2. 

    Should a student need to have Epi-Pen or Twin-Ject administered, the best after treatment includes

    • Send student home or to school nurse

    • Call the principal for assistance

    • Call the parent to pick up the student

    • Call 911, explain medical emergency; remain with the student send for additional assistance.

    Correct Answer
    A. Call 911, explain medical emergency; remain with the student send for additional assistance.
    Explanation
    In the event that a student needs to have an Epi-Pen or Twin-Ject administered, the best course of action is to call 911 and explain the medical emergency. It is important to remain with the student and send for additional assistance. This ensures that the student receives immediate medical attention and that help is on the way. Calling the parent to pick up the student or sending the student home or to the school nurse may result in a delay in receiving proper medical care. Calling the principal for assistance may not be the most effective response in a medical emergency.

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  • 3. 

    Which of the following foods is not a common cause for allergic reactions

    • Orange Juice

    • Soy

    • Eggs

    • Wheat

    Correct Answer
    A. Orange Juice
    Explanation
    Orange juice is not a common cause for allergic reactions because it does not contain the proteins that typically trigger allergies. Allergies are usually caused by proteins found in certain foods, such as soy, eggs, and wheat. However, orange juice is made from oranges, which do not contain the same allergenic proteins as these other foods. Therefore, it is less likely to cause allergic reactions compared to soy, eggs, and wheat.

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     Identify all items or activities that are potential risks for a child having an anaphylactic reaction

    • Classroom birthday, holiday and cultural celebrations where there are food, drinks and/or balloons

    • Field trips

    • Art and craft projects

    • All of the above

    Correct Answer
    A. All of the above
    Explanation
    All of the mentioned items and activities can potentially pose a risk for a child having an anaphylactic reaction. Classroom celebrations often involve food, drinks, and balloons, which can contain allergens that trigger an allergic reaction. Field trips may involve exposure to allergens in different environments. Art and craft projects can involve materials that may cause an allergic reaction. Therefore, all of these items and activities should be considered as potential risks for a child with an anaphylactic reaction.

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    How are food allergies treated

    • With the use of medication

    • By avoid touching, ingesting or eating foods that contains, or which may contain the food allergen.

    • With medical supervision to gradually expose the person with an allergy to the substance he or she is allergic to .

    • None of the above

    • All of the above

    Correct Answer
    A. All of the above
    Explanation
    Food allergies can be treated through a combination of methods. Medication can be used to manage symptoms and provide relief during an allergic reaction. Avoiding contact with or ingestion of foods that contain or may contain the allergen is another important aspect of treatment. This involves careful reading of food labels and being cautious when dining out. Additionally, medical supervision may be necessary to gradually expose the person with the allergy to the substance they are allergic to. This is known as immunotherapy and can help desensitize the individual to the allergen over time. Therefore, all of the above options are correct methods for treating food allergies.

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