Q@Q time ⑧ - cardio69

[ArchivalUser]

A 38 y/o M present to you with severe swelling of lip, scrotum and face. No hives are found. Pat taking lisinopril for HTN and not responsive to hydrochlorothiazide. Pat complement level C2 & C4 ↓.

Initial therapy for yr pat?

a) Furosemide
b) Prednisone
c) Epinephrine
d) Diphenhydramine
e) FFP
f) Loratadine
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[ArchivalUser]

ff

[ArchivalUser]

b or f!

[ArchivalUser]

sorry l mean, b or e!

[ArchivalUser]

& your pick Ana?

[ArchivalUser]

l don't know...ee!

[ArchivalUser]

Nice Job.

*E* correct.

Infusion of FFP acute episodes
Doc for chronic episodes 'Ecallantide'* for HA
Also androgens are also use ( INC C1 esterase INH)
Most common out in real world Stanazol/Danazol/ and androgens.

*Ecallantide recombinant plasma kallikrein inhibitor more potent & selective than C1-INH administered SC.

[ArchivalUser]

thank you @cardio! I had to go out and seems l missed a few questions

[ArchivalUser]

NP (: Ana.