Which group is included amongst those who can administer epinephrine after receiving proper training?

Camp counselors are included in the group that can administer epinephrine after receiving proper training because they are often in environments where they supervise children and adolescents, who may be at risk for severe allergic reactions. In such settings, it is essential to have trained personnel capable of responding promptly to anaphylactic emergencies. The training typically covers recognizing the signs of anaphylaxis, proper administration techniques for epinephrine auto-injectors, and understanding when to seek further medical assistance.

Other groups, such as supervisors, office workers, or homeowners with certification, may not have the same direct responsibility or opportunity for immediate intervention in a group or camp setting where allergenic substances may be present. While other individuals can certainly receive training and be capable of administering epinephrine, camp counselors are specifically trained in contexts that necessitate their readiness to act in potential allergy emergencies among those they supervise.