Question 7 (part 2) · LDEK · Shock and anaphylaxis
Hypotension occurring in the case of acute anaphylactic reaction is an indication for intravenous administration of:
- A. adrenaline.
- B. dobutamine.
- C. calcium chloride.
- D. hydrocortisone.
- E. propranolol.
Hint
Choose the first-line anaphylaxis drug whose alpha-1 action restores vascular tone.
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