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Across 2. Danger of anaphylaxis leading to irreversible brain damage. 3. It is often known as anaphylactic shock, but also goes by distributive, vasogenic and? 4. An extreme, often life-threatening allergic reaction to an antigen to which the body has become hypersensitive to. 6. Any act or omission which may result in physical or psychological harm to the patient which could have been avoided and therefore lead to legal action against the hospital, doctor or nurse. 8. You can be held liable for ommiting any actions in managing an emergency situation such as anaphylactic shock. Name the act. 9. Bronchospasm, Hypotension, Cyanosis, Severe dyspnoea. Is it mild, moderate or severe Anaphylaxis? 10. Your neighbour, ROB, calls you over after he has taken some medications. You find him almost losing consciousness, and having trouble breathing. The paramedics arrive, and they see his BP is 63/38, with a rapid, thready pulse. Make a probable diagnosis. 11. Inadequate blood perfusion to parts of body. 12. Critical pre-operative check to prevent complications, resulting in medical-legal risk. Checked on medical prescription chart.

Down 1. The norms and standards of conduct, disctinguish between what is right and wrong. 5. The release of histamine causes widespread vasodilation, and making capillaries leak. Fluid leaks into interstitial space. Relate the symptom of anaphylactic shock to the mentioned pathophysiology. 7. First Line Drug administered for Anaphylactic shock.