Which of the following should be available in every dental office's emergency kit to manage anaphylaxis according to standard guidelines?
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Correct answer: Epinephrine (ampoules or auto-injector) and oxygen supply
Dental emergency kits should include epinephrine (ampoule or auto-injector) and oxygen supply (with mask or bag-valve-mask) to manage anaphylaxis and support airway, breathing and circulation.
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