ACTION PLAN FOR Anaphylaxis
or swelling) may not always occur before anaphylaxis Photo. Name: Date of birth: Confirmed allergens: Family/emergency contact name(s): 1. Mobile Ph: 2. Mobile Ph: Plan prepared by doctor or . nurse practitioner (np): The treating doctor or np hereby authorises . medications specified on this plan to be . given according to the plan, as ...
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