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    The document outlines the protocol for managing a study participant who experiences an allergic or adverse reaction. It states that both the dentists administering treatment and the principal investigator (PI) are trained in first aid and medical emergencies. The protocol involves performing a primary assessment of the airway, breathing, oxygen saturation, pulse, and blood pressure. Symptoms are then assessed and treated, which may involve diphenhydramine, epinephrine, or calling emergency services. The PI will immediately inform the research ethics committee of any allergic or adverse reactions.

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    BREC enquiry 17 Please explain how the PI will manage a study participant who has an allergic or

    adverse reaction? Both Dentists administering treatment as well as Pi are trained IN FIRST AID AND
    MEDICAL EMERGENCIES

    PROTOCOL FOR ADVERSE REACTIONS PROVIDED TO DENTISTS

    PERFORM PRIMARY ASSESMENT

     Airway
     Breathing
     Spo2
     Supplemental oxygen
     Pulse
     Blood pressure

    ASSESS SYMPTOMS

    Cutaneous – Pruritis ,rash ,hives Airway –swelling tongue or throat


    wheezing

    TREATMENT
    DIPHENHYDRAMINE T
    PO 50MG. IM 50MG(1ML) IV
    25MG (0.5ML)
    CALL 112
    ADRENALINE 1:1000 OR IM
    IN EMERGENCY KIT
    EMERGENCY KIT 0.3MG(0.3ML)

    EPIPEN IN EMERGENCY KIT


    ON SURGERY WALL
     PI WILL IMMEDIATELY INFORM BREC OF ALLERGIC OR ADVERSE REACTION

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