ANAPHYLAXIS - Urticaria

A full-body red, blotchy rash with swollen facial features creates an immediate visual alert for responders. The effect communicates acute allergic reaction at a glance, making it ideal for training teams to recognise and respond to anaphylaxis under time pressure.

  • A casualty collapses at a community event (market, festival, workplace) where bystanders must recognise anaphylaxis and locate an adrenaline auto-injector before emergency services arrive.
  • A patient presents to a minor injuries clinic or pharmacy with progressive urticaria; staff must triage correctly and escalate care before airway compromise occurs.
  • Alcohol-Activated Palette
  • Alcohol Activator Spray
  • Paint Brushes
  • Sponge Applicators
  • Wet Wipes
  • Gloves
  • Aprons