Angioedema isolated to the lips and or face or GI tract

Normal / Stable Vital Signs

No stridor, voice changes

Voice changes, shortness of breath stridor

Significant tongue, uvula, palatal or pharyngeal involvement (likely ICU)

New Hypoxia

Unequivocal Improvement in severity of symptoms

No evolution to more  generalized allergic reaction 

IF ACE induced, then allergy added to chart. 

Unstable vital signs or worsening clinical condition

 Significant lab or imaging abnormalities

 Patient unable to take PO medications or able to safely care for self in home environment.

 Patient unable to ambulate