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id: example
identifier: 49476534
clinicalStatus: active
verificationStatus: confirmed
type: allergy
category: food
criticality: high
code: Cashew nuts (Details: { SNOMED CT code '227493005' = 'Cashew nuts', given as 'Cashew nuts' })
patient: Patient/example
onset: 01/01/2004
assertedDate: 10/09/2014
recorder: Practitioner/example
asserter: Patient/example
lastOccurrence: 01/06/2012
note: The criticality is high because of the observed anaphylactic reaction when challenged with cashew extract.
reaction
substance: { RxNorm code '1160593' = '1160593', given as 'cashew nut allergenic extract Injectable Product' }
manifestation: { SNOMED CT code '39579001' = 'Anaphylaxis', given as 'Anaphylactic reaction' })
description: Challenge Protocol. Severe reaction to subcutaneous cashew extract. Epinephrine administered.
onset: 12/06/2012
severity: severe
exposureRoute: Subcutaneous route { SNOMED CT code '34206005' = 'Subcutaneous route', given as 'Subcutaneous route' }
reaction
manifestation: { SNOMED CT code '64305001' = 'Urticaria', given as 'Urticaria' }
onset: 01/01/2004
severity: moderate
note: The patient reports that the onset of urticaria was within 15 minutes of eating cashews.