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This course is appropriate for Residential Care - New Care Staff

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Responding to Anaphylaxis Risk Management how to take blood pressureCourse Description: Anaphylaxis poses a serious health risk in care settings. Anaphylaxis is a potentially life threatening allergic reaction that can escalate within minutes, triggered by foods, medications, insect stings, or latex. For older people, multiple medications, chronic conditions, and age related immune changes increase their vulnerability, making timely recognition and intervention critical to preventing serious complications or death.