First Aid Chart on Anaphylaxis and How to Use an EpiPen
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Though Anaphylaxis is not curable, it is preventable and treatable.
Adrenaline auto-injectors, such as Epipen® and Anapen®, are carried by those who are at risk.
These auto-injectors are designed to be used by anyone: a friend, childcare worker, parent, teacher, passer-by, or even the casualty themselves. To care for and treat a casualty experiencing anaphylaxis, the below steps should be followed:
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Other Resources
For more information on how to provide first aid in the event of an anaphylactic reaction, you might be interested in the following resources:
- What is Anaphylaxis?
- CPR Chart - Adults & Older Children
- CPR Chart - Child (up to 8 years)
- CPR on Infants
- CPR Chart - Pregnancy
- Basic Life Support Flow Chart
- Recovery Position Chart
For our full suite of downloadable resources, head to our First Aid Chart library
