Smellephant's Food Allergy Quiz For Kids

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1. Hives, rashes, swollen lips, tummy cramps and difficulty breathing can all be signs of an allergic reaction.

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If you ever feel any of these symptoms, tell an adult immediately as it may be a sign of an allergic reaction.

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2. If you ever feel strange or have symptoms after eating something, you should tell an adult right away

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You should always tell someone if you feel strange after eating something whether it's a parent or a teacher.

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3. It is okay to eat food that a stranger gives you.

Explanation

Only eat food that has been approved by your parents.

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4. Telling your friends about your allergies is a good idea so they can help look out for you.

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The more your friends know about your allergies, the more they can help!

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5. When playing at the beach, it’s okay to leave your auto-injector (EpiPen or Twinject) in the sand under the hot sun.

Explanation

Try to keep your auto-injector in a place that is not too hot, and not too cold.

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6. Your epinephrine auto-injector (EpiPen or Twinject) is important and is not a toy.

Explanation

An auto-injector contains very important medication that is needed in case you ever have an allergic reaction.

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7. You should never risk eating something that “may contain” what you are allergic to.

Explanation

Never take risks with your allergies, even if a product says "may contain" there is still a chance that it could cause a reaction.

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8. It's okay to give your friend a high five after they have eaten something that you are allergic to.

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Make sure your friends wash their hands with soap and water after they have eaten something you are allergic to.

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9. If you find a safe food, you will never have to read its ingredient list again.

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You should read the ingredients every time to make sure the food label hasn't changed.

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10. You only need to carry your epinephrine auto-injector (EpiPen or Twinject) when you think you will be eating.

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You must carry your auto-injector with you at all times whether you think you will be eating or not.

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Hives, rashes, swollen lips, tummy cramps and difficulty breathing can...
If you ever feel strange or have symptoms after ...
It is okay to eat food that a stranger gives you.
Telling your friends about your allergies is a good idea ...
When playing at the beach, it’s okay to leave your ...
Your epinephrine auto-injector (EpiPen or Twinject) is important and...
You should never risk eating something that “may contain” ...
It's okay to give your friend a high five after they have eaten...
If you find a safe food, you will never have to read its ingredient...
You only need to carry your epinephrine auto-injector (EpiPen or...
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