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Yellow Card reporting — GPhC CRA MCQ

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ModerateAdverse Drug Reactions and SafetyYellow Card reportingGPhC CRA

A patient experiences anaphylaxis after the first dose of co-amoxiclav supplied from the pharmacy. The pharmacist administers adrenaline and the patient is transferred to hospital. What is the most appropriate action?

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Correct answer: B — Submit a Yellow Card report and update allergy records

Anaphylaxis is a serious suspected adverse drug reaction and should be reported through the Yellow Card scheme. The allergy status should be updated clearly and communicated to relevant care providers. Future beta-lactam prescribing needs careful clinical assessment.

Reference: MHRA Yellow Card; GPhC Standards