10 Questions
What medication is recommended for mild but persistent asthma?
Fluticasone (Flovent) daily
What type of asthma medication should be used with caution in nebulizers and metered-dose inhalers?
Long-acting bronchodilator + Inhaled anti-inflammatory corticosteroid
What can contribute to further airway obstruction during an asthma attack?
Mucus plugging
What medication is not effective for treating an acute asthma attack?
Leukotriene receptor antagonist (montelukast)
What should be avoided to prevent thick mucus and difficulty swallowing during an asthma attack?
Milk and milk products
What can result in the death of a child with status asthmaticus?
All of the above
What are the symptoms of an acute asthma attack?
Respiratory distress, increased HR and RR, low O2 saturation and PO2, elevated PCO2
What medication is used for prophylaxis and chronic treatment of asthma in children over 6 years old?
Montelukast
What are common side effects of dehydration during an asthma attack?
Decreased oral intake and increased sensible loss, leading to tachypnea and possibly contributing to mucus plugging
What medication is recommended for moderate, persistent asthma symptoms?
High dose of an oral and inhaled corticosteroid daily + Long-acting bronchodilator at HS
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