Diagnóstico diferencial

• What is anaphylaxis considered?

  Life-threatening condition
• Steps to diagnose anaphylaxis according to ASBAI/WAO criteria

  1️⃣ Evaluate symptoms

  2️⃣ Identify potential allergens

  3️⃣ Consult diagnostic criteria

  4️⃣ Consider reaction severity

  5️⃣ Exclude other conditions
• What is the key difference between vasovagal syncope and anaphylaxis?

  No skin reactions in syncope
• Acute asthma exacerbation typically includes skin reactions like hives.

  False
• Match the condition with its key symptom:

  Anaphylaxis ↔️ Urticaria, hypotension

  Vasovagal Syncope ↔️ Fainting, lightheadedness

  Acute Asthma Exacerbation ↔️ Wheezing, shortness of breath

  Panic Attacks ↔️ Rapid heart rate, anxiety
• Which condition uniquely includes both skin reactions and respiratory/cardiovascular compromise?

  Anaphylaxis
• Steps for conducting a clinical case analysis for anaphylaxis

  1️⃣ Gather information

  2️⃣ Apply diagnostic criteria

  3️⃣ Differentiate from other conditions

  4️⃣ Assess severity
• Skin Prick Tests (SPT) provide comprehensive results for identifying all possible allergens.

  False
• Match the diagnostic test with its benefit:

  Skin Prick Test ↔️ Quick, immediate results

  Specific IgE Blood Test ↔️ Comprehensive, identifies multiple allergens
• What do Specific IgE blood tests measure?

  IgE antibodies
• What are the key components of diagnosing anaphylaxis using ASBAI/WAO criteria?

  Sudden onset, multi-organ involvement, triggers