I have a friend who has a peanut allergy and this video is very helpful! I want to be ready in case if she ever needs an epi pen. Now i dont have to worry about it now that i know how to use it.
Very good video! Thank you for real world explanation and how it works. Good job! Thank you! I hope more people will use your video to give a working knowledge on epi use. It did for me, and I have to have an epi for emergencies.
I had an anaphylaxis reaction to Ibuprofen years ago....bar none the scariest night of my life. Thank goodness my mom and the firefighters were there that evening. She raced me to the hospital but, as we passed a fire station en route there, they saved my life by injecting me with a liquid form of Benadryl. I will never forget those firefighters (the paramedics who arrived were also great. They transported me to the hospital and my throat literally opened up as I arrived at the ER)
Thoughts on administering diphenhydramine (Benadryl)? I had an allergy doctor recommend liquid diphenhydramine PO in conjunction with the Epipen, but that was over a decade ago.
Vasodilation (by histamine) brings gamma globulins (antibodies-G,M,D) to the tissue site. Bronchospasm (also mediated by histamine) is probably to protect the person from inhaling too much of the allergen. Severe Anaphylaxis is classified as a Hyper Sensitivity Reaction, meaning it's not normal. It's an over aggressive activation of the mast cells (IgE-receptors bind to the allergen, the little circulating bags of histamine dump it all in the blood) which causes severe hypotension and severe airway constriction. The lack of oxygen to the brain ultimately kills them.
Lol! I would hope the person would immediately educate themselves on using an epipen as soon as they are informed that they have severe allergies or after ordering the pen. I'm sending this video to my family so that they're familiar with it.
I have a friend who has a peanut allergy and this video is very helpful! I want to be ready in case if she ever needs an epi pen. Now i dont have to worry about it now that i know how to use it.
While he is telling us stuff the kid at the back be like: *C'MON I FEEL PAIN WHEN WILL YOU HELLLppPp?*
Im learning this because my friend is allergic to sea food and I want to be ready to use one on her if I needed to
You are a great friend 😊
Sea*
@@mariammouamil9153 damn and I even checked it to see if I spelled everything right thank you
Very good video! Thank you for real world explanation and how it works. Good job! Thank you!
I hope more people will use your video to give a working knowledge on epi use. It did for me, and I have to have an epi for emergencies.
Fantastic video easy demo
I had an anaphylaxis reaction to Ibuprofen years ago....bar none the scariest night of my life. Thank goodness my mom and the firefighters were there that evening. She raced me to the hospital but, as we passed a fire station en route there, they saved my life by injecting me with a liquid form of Benadryl. I will never forget those firefighters (the paramedics who arrived were also great. They transported me to the hospital and my throat literally opened up as I arrived at the ER)
Thoughts on administering diphenhydramine (Benadryl)? I had an allergy doctor recommend liquid diphenhydramine PO in conjunction with the Epipen, but that was over a decade ago.
Talk to your doctor, but we were told only to administer the epipen and call 911 immediately because Benadryl doesn’t stop anaphylaxis.
so the difference is when you apply epipen, wait for 3 seconds, instead of ten seconds, right?
probably it has to be at least 3 seconds, so 10 is ok as well...
@@lazydave137 thanks
Each Epi-Pen is different; check your specific one.
If I had to administer a second dose, would I inject into the other thigh or the same one I first used?
I’d like to think the girl beside the man at the start POV is like: *don’t throw up don’t throw up don’t throw up don’t throw up*
excellent
What evolution advantages does the body’s anaphylactic reaction have if it kills the individual?
Vasodilation (by histamine) brings gamma globulins (antibodies-G,M,D) to the tissue site. Bronchospasm (also mediated by histamine) is probably to protect the person from inhaling too much of the allergen. Severe Anaphylaxis is classified as a Hyper Sensitivity Reaction, meaning it's not normal. It's an over aggressive activation of the mast cells (IgE-receptors bind to the allergen, the little circulating bags of histamine dump it all in the blood) which causes severe hypotension and severe airway constriction.
The lack of oxygen to the brain ultimately kills them.
Evolution (macro) isn't real 🤷🏻♀️
@ 3:00, arent someone supposed to take the back cap off????
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some say apply EpiPen for 10 seconds . here it says 3. I am confused. so is it 3 or 10?
I had my epipen training in uk yesterday and was told it’s 3 full seconds and used to be 10 seconds. Hope that helps.
What happens if I administer to my granddaughter in the thigh and it does not click does this mean try again
Can someone help please how hard what if it doesn’t click first time do we try again till it clicks
Imagine someone really needs to know how to use this device within 10 seconds, and then they get this video...
Or you know look at the pen and see the instructions on it.......can’t fix stupid.
Lol! I would hope the person would immediately educate themselves on using an epipen as soon as they are informed that they have severe allergies or after ordering the pen. I'm sending this video to my family so that they're familiar with it.
Help the girl
lol
Why the skits... seriously just show us how to use the dam pen