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The key to penicillin allergy delabeling

Tool KitsIn-Patient EvaluationOut-Patient EvaluationAssessment of ChildrenPerioperative Evaluation
Patient Questionnaires
Antibiotic Reactions TimelinePenicillin Skin TestingContraindications Amoxicillin Challenge
FAQsTerminologyWhat are the facts about penicillin allergy?What are the consequences of being labeled penicillin allergic?What is the cross reactivity between Penicillin and cephalosporins?Is Penicillin Allergy necessarily forever?How Are Antibiotic Allergies Classified?What types of allergic reactions occur with Penicillin and beta-lactams?What is SCARs?What is needed to clinically evaluate a patient with a reported Penicillin allergy?Can you do a risk stratification for beta-lactam allergic patients?How is a patient with a Penicillin/cephalosporin allergy managed?Can cefalozin be given to Penicillin allergic patients for perioperative prophylaxis?How can we delabel children with a penicillin allergy
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Children's Evaluation

History of Severe Cutaneous Adverse Reaction (SCAR)?*
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Did the reaction occur Less than or equal to 6 hours after the 1st dose of Penicillin with Urticaria, Angioedema, Bronchospasm or Anaphylaxis?*
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Does the patient have a family history ONLY or has the patient tolerated Penicillin / Cephalosporin since the Initial Reaction?*
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Does the patient have any of the following: Reaction occurring greater than or equal 6 hours after antibiotic administration; Benign Rash; Isolated GI Symptoms; Headache?*
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