Anaphylactic Shock

Question 1

Acute intense allergic reaction leading to anaphylactic shock

• NWS chronic anti-allergy injections
• anaphylaxis after bee stings
• allergic reaction to anything synthetic
• very acute sense of smell
• stupor
• paralysis or sensation and motion
• feeble pulse and breathing
• sudden weakness and collapse
• death due to paralysis of respiratory centers

Answer 1

Carbolic acid

Question 2

allergic, tubercular and dysthyroidian types
-irritable, impatient, restless
-headache, vertigo, burining in head and face
-loss taste and teeth feel loose
-burning in epigastrium and precordial and thoracic
-pruritis, burning in the nose, throat, ears and vagina and scrotum
-burning, cramping, spasmodic pains in joints and muscles
-redness and burning in skin
-red itching papules
thoracic burning with fitful cough

Answer 2

Poumon histamine

-from a guinea pig lung killed by anaphylactic shock