Abstract
Food allergy action plans state that if epinephrine is administered to “immediately call 911 and seek care in the nearest medical facility.”1 Such guidance has been based on expert opinion given the risk of persistent (eg, refractory) or biphasic reactions after initial epinephrine use. In addition, practitioners, health care organizations, and policy groups are cognizant of potential litigation if patients have adverse outcomes associated with anaphylaxis management, despite following treatment protocols.
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