Anaphylaxis risk and outdoor work — DOccMed MCQ
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Correct answer: C — He can work outdoors provided he carries an adrenaline auto-injector, his colleagues are trained in its use, and a risk assessment addresses the increased sting risk
A history of anaphylaxis to bee stings does not preclude outdoor work. Appropriate measures include carrying an adrenaline auto-injector, colleague training, a risk assessment, and an emergency action plan.
Reference: Resuscitation Council UK; FOM Fitness for Work