| Front | What are signs of anaphylactic shock on the skin, in the circulatory system, and in the respiratory system? |
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| Back | Signs of this include: On the skin: Flushing, itching, or burning, especially over the face and upper part of the chest. Urticaria, which may spread over large areas of the body. Edema, especially of the face, tongue, and lips. Pallor. And, Cyanosis about the lips. In the circulatory system: Dilation of peripheral blood vessels. Increased vessel permeability. A drop in blood pressure. A weak, barely palpable pulse. Dizziness. And, Fainting and coma. In the respiratory system: Sneezing or itching. Tightness in the chest, with a persistent dry cough. Wheezing and dyspnea. Secretions of fluid and mucus into the bronchial passages, alveoli, and lung tissues, causing coughing. Constriction of the bronchi. Forced expiration accompanied by wheezing. And, Eventual cessation of breathing. |
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