A school nurse is preparing a presentation for the rest of the teaching staff about severe allergic reactions and anaphylaxis. Which of the following statements is correct?
A. The most common food allergens are soy, chocolate, and strawberries.
B. The EpiPen Act of 2013 improves management of anaphylaxis in the school setting.
C. Most anaphylactic reactions occur at home.
D. Reported food allergies are decreasing among children.
ANS: B
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