This course is suitable for any person who is involved in the administration of adrenaline pens (currently Epipen and Jextpen) and needs to be aware of the diagnosis and treatment of anaphylactic allergic reactions.
Anaphylaxis is an extreme and severe allergic reaction. The whole body is affected, often within minutes of exposure to the allergen but sometimes after hours. Emphasis in training is placed upon understanding the difference with an allergy and an intolerance; thereby learning how to support a child or adult with those needs. We discuss allergy-avoidance and look at individual care-plans, how and where the auto-injector pens are stored safely. We go through various scenarios (on and off site for example) and so that everyone is equipped with how to deal with an anaphylaxis emergency. We are delighted to support the Spare Pens for Schools campaign and work in partnership with Ark Collaborations and Allergy UK.
Anaphylaxis and EpiPen Training
For those working in an environment with people who suffer from anaphylaxis in their care (taught by a healthcare professional)
- Accident prevention
- Understanding the difference between an intolerance and allergy
- Recording accidents and incidents
- Planning for emergencies
- Communication and casualty care
- Unconscious casualty management
- Resuscitation, Recognising and responding to:
- Allergic reactions
- The effects of using an adrenaline pen
- Storage
- Administration of medicine guidelines
- Anaphylaxis – signs, symptom and treatment
- Auto-injector – Emerade pen, Jext pen and Epipen
- Primary Survey
£20 per person inclusive
Course duration: 1 hour approximately.
e-learning: The course is accessed remotely via our secure platform. Each module is presented as a series of slides / animations. There are a series of questions at the end of each module and also a final multiple-choice paper to complete your course. You are able to then print your own certificate. This course is also suitable for those with a hear-impairment. You will be sent a link of how to order free auto-injector pens, before your course commences.
Curriculum
- 2 Sections
- 31 Lessons
- 4 Weeks
- Anaphylaxis Training31
- 1.1Anaphylaxis Training
- 1.2Introduction to Anaphylaxis Training
- 1.3By the end of this course learners will:
- 1.4What is Anaphylaxis?
- 1.5What is anaphylaxis? Part 2
- 1.6The ‘histamine’ response
- 1.7Key Terms…
- 1.8Common Triggers
- 1.9most common triggers
- 1.10allergen exposure
- 1.11People most at risk
- 1.12Early recognition
- 1.13Recognising an allergic reaction
- 1.14Recognising Anaphylaxis
- 1.15There are two forms of anaphylaxis…
- 1.16First Aid for Anaphylatic Shock
- 1.17The effects of adrenaline on the body:
- 1.18How to store, label and keep adrenaline pens
- 1.19Emergency adrenaline pens for schools, nurseries and childcare settings
- 1.20Care plans for Anaphylaxis
- 1.21Managing anaphylaxis in a school setting
- 1.22Different types of adrenaline pens and their usage:
- 1.23Epipen
- 1.24Jext pen
- 1.25Emerade Pen
- 1.26After using an auto-injector pen
- 1.27Positioning and Resuscitation
- 1.28A few helpful pointers
- 1.29Identifying which child is at risk of anaphylaxis
- 1.30Your common queries answered…
- 1.31Thank you, for attending our course
- Quiz1

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