Topic: Allergic reactions. Hypersensitivity of the immediate type Plan: 1. Classification of allergic reactions 2. Development of hypersensitivity of the immediate type and its stage 3. Clinical manifestations of hypersensitivity of the immediate type 4. Scheme of emergency care in case of anaphylactic shock

Topic: Allergic reactions. Hypersensitivity of the immediate type Plan: 1. Classification of allergic reactions 2. Development of hypersensitivity of the immediate type and its stage 3. Clinical manifestations of hypersensitivity of the immediate type 4. Scheme of emergency care in case of anaphylactic shock

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