Medical, OB/GYNQuestion 84 of 100
Hives, itching, swelling of the face and tongue, and wheezing after a bee sting indicate:
a.A minor local reaction
b.A systemic allergic reaction possibly progressing to anaphylaxis
c.A stroke
d.Hypoglycemia
Explanation
Widespread hives, facial and airway swelling, and wheezing indicate a systemic allergic reaction that may become anaphylaxis. Prepare to assist with epinephrine and support the airway and breathing.
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