An allergic reaction is always life threatening and will lead to anaphylaxis?

Are skin and/or mucosal changes present in the majority of people who suffer an anaphylactic reaction?

The approach used to recognise and treat anaphylaxis is ABCDE?

What is the risk of a person suffering a recurrent anaphylactic reaction?

Which of these are (some) indications of life-threatening anaphylaxis?

Deaths due to anaphylaxis in the UK per year are approximately?

The main treatment for anaphylaxis in an adult is?

If a person has an allergic reaction to a type of food, it will always occur immediately after eating...

Anaphylaxis can be triggered by?

Skin and/or mucosal changes should be assessed as part of the exposure when using the ABCDE approach, which of...