Definition: The word "anaphylactic" in Greek refers to a type of allergic reaction that produces swelling, redness, hives, or rashes on the skin. The term "anthypnotic" comes from Latin and means to "lie down," as it can refer to lying down under anesthesia or sedation to prevent an allergic reaction. In this context, "anaphylactic" might be used for a type of allergy in which the body is unable to respond properly to allergens. The term "anaphylaxis" refers to the medical condition that occurs when there are too many (too much) harmless substances released into the blood stream by the body. This can lead to an allergic reaction, as well as organ damage or even death if severe enough. In summary, these terms refer to different types of reactions in which an individual experiences an attack from a substance known as an allergen that is not recognized in the body's normal response.
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