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FOOD ALLERGIES IN CHILDREN

A colorful illustration of various foods known to cause allergies, including peanuts, shellfish, and milk, with a child and a parent discussing allergies, in a friendly and educational setting.

Understanding Food Allergies in Children

Test your knowledge about food allergies in children with our engaging quiz! Learn about the most common allergens, the signs of allergic reactions, and how to keep children safe.

Discover the truth behind food allergies.
Understand the risks associated with different foods.
Equip yourself with knowledge for better safety.

11 Questions3 MinutesCreated by EatingApple42

What do you think is the most common food allergy?

Can you name different types of food allergies?

Do you know what an anaphylactic shock is?

Yes

The smell of peanut butter can cause an allergic reaction in people with peanut allergies

Yes

Not Sure

You can have an allergic reaction if you share your friend's water bottle

Yes

Not Sure

If someone has a peanut allergy, they should avoid tree nuts too

Yes

Not Sure

You can outgrow some food allergies [EG you are no longer allergic to milk when you are an adult]

Yes

Not Sure

You should wait until children are 3 years old to feed them peanuts or eggs

Yes

Not Sure

If someone has a swollen tongue and trouble breathing after eating a certain food like peanuts you should:

Drive them to the hospital

Give them an EPI pen

Call 911

How quickly do you think most children have a severe allergic reaction to a food?

Within an hour

Within 2 hours

Several hours later

FOOD ALLERGIES IN CHILDREN

Understanding Food Allergies in Children

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