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Which of the following best defines asthma?
Which of the following best defines asthma?
- A chronic inflammatory disease of the airways (correct)
- An acute infection of the bronchi
- A sudden attack of chest pain
- A form of lung cancer
What is a common manifestation of asthma?
What is a common manifestation of asthma?
- Joint pain
- Visual disturbances
- Nausea and vomiting
- Chest tightness and wheezing (correct)
What is one of the triggers of asthma?
What is one of the triggers of asthma?
- Extreme heat exposure
- Allergens (correct)
- Excessive water intake
- Physical exercise
What is the etiology of asthma?
What is the etiology of asthma?
What is a key aspect of the management of asthma?
What is a key aspect of the management of asthma?
What are the rates of asthma prevalence in different countries?
What are the rates of asthma prevalence in different countries?
Which of the following is not a trigger factor for asthma?
Which of the following is not a trigger factor for asthma?
Which type of allergens is contained in the air of apartment houses?
Which type of allergens is contained in the air of apartment houses?
Which phase does the genesis of any allergic reaction involve?
Which phase does the genesis of any allergic reaction involve?
What are the classic signs and symptoms of asthma?
What are the classic signs and symptoms of asthma?
What type of asthma is sporadic in nature with varying intervals of free and difficulty due to precipitating factors often readily defined?
What type of asthma is sporadic in nature with varying intervals of free and difficulty due to precipitating factors often readily defined?
What are the main components of industrial and photochemical allergens?
What are the main components of industrial and photochemical allergens?
In which period of asthma exacerbation do symptoms like vasomotoric nasal reaction and excessive sweating occur?
In which period of asthma exacerbation do symptoms like vasomotoric nasal reaction and excessive sweating occur?
Which type of asthma involves persistent wheezing requiring regular daily medication for either control of symptoms or ability to function?
Which type of asthma involves persistent wheezing requiring regular daily medication for either control of symptoms or ability to function?
