Using Epipen Adrenaline Syringe is a photograph by Mark Thomas/science Photo Library which was uploaded on September 21st, 2018.
Using Epipen Adrenaline Syringe
MODEL RELEASED. Using EpiPen adrenaline syringe. Father and daughter reading instructions for an EpiPen adrenaline syringe. This is for emergency... more
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Using Epipen Adrenaline Syringe
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Mark Thomas/science Photo Library
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MODEL RELEASED. Using EpiPen adrenaline syringe. Father and daughter reading instructions for an EpiPen adrenaline syringe. This is for emergency treatment of anaphylactic shock, a type of allergic reaction that can be fatal in minutes. The EpiPen is an auto-injector that can be self- administered. The Junior version, which is for children, contains 0.15 milligrams of adrenaline. Common triggers for anaphylaxis include seafood, nuts and stings from animals like jellyfish and bees. The symptoms of anaphylaxis include local or systemic swelling, a drop in blood pressure and breathing difficulties. People who are susceptible to such attacks should carry adrenaline with them.
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