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Friday, November 5 • 9:15am - 10:15am
Anaphylaxis: When to Get Aggressive

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How can you discern a mild to moderate allergic reaction from a truly life-threatening emergency? Delays in administering epinephrine can be deadly, yet decades of evidence show that providers often are hesitant to administer epinephrine, preferring instead to initiate care with diphenhydramine. We’ll examine several real-world cases of anaphylactic emergencies to understand when to get aggressive in administering epinephrine and the consequences of delay. The presentation is visually engaging, making use of videos and pictures where possible to tell the story. They would be appropriate for all levels of EMS provider.
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Eric Jaeger

EMS Educator, Exeter Hospital
Eric is the EMS Educator at Exeter Hospital in Exeter, NH; he also serves as a paramedic on the hospital’s ALS Paramedic Intercept team and in the emergency department. Eric lectures extensively on EMS topics. He has served on the State of NH EMS Protocol Committee for over 15 years... Read More →

Friday November 5, 2021 9:15am - 10:15am MDT
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