Allergic Reactions in Babies & Children Quiz

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What is a common sign of an allergic reaction?

A

Increased appetite

B

Frequent yawning

C

Loud crying

D

Skin rash or hives

Which symptom indicates food intolerance?

A

Stomach cramps after eating

B

Coughing

C

Red eyes

D

Sneezing

What can cause breathing difficulties in children?

A

Playing outside

B

Too much sleep

C

Eating vegetables

D

Severe allergic reaction

Which reaction involves swelling?

A

Angioedema

B

Dizziness

C

Headache

D

Fatigue

What might cause vomiting in babies?

A

Teething

B

Loud noises

C

Excessive play

D

Food allergy

Which of these is a sign of intolerance?

A

Excessive laughter

B

Frequent smiling

C

Diarrhoea after meals

D

High fever

What could indicate an allergic reaction on skin?

A

Redness or swelling

B

Dry skin

C

Healthy glow

D

Strong smell

Which food is commonly associated with allergies?

A

Potatoes

B

Carrots

C

Rice

D

Peanuts

What is a common respiratory sign of allergy?

A

Clear voice

B

Deep breathing

C

Loud singing

D

Wheezing

What happens during anaphylaxis?

A

Sudden happiness

B

Severe and rapid allergic reaction

C

Minor irritation

D

Slow response

Which symptom is not typical of allergies?

A

Nausea

B

Sneezing

C

Coughing

D

Itching

Which age group is most affected by allergies?

A

Babies and young children

B

Teenagers

C

Elderly

D

Adults

What can trigger an allergic reaction?

A

Fresh air

B

Certain foods

C

Sunshine

D

Water

What is a potential symptom of food allergy?

A

Increased energy

B

Improved mood

C

Better sleep

D

Skin rash

How can allergies manifest in behaviour?

A

Irritability after eating

B

Calmness

C

Cooperation

D

Laughter