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What condition was Tina asked about?
Asthma
How often do Tina's asthma exacerbations occur?
Up to 2 times a week
When was Tina's most recent asthma exacerbation?
Three days ago
What triggers Tina's asthma? (Select all that apply)
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What does Tina use for asthma management?
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What medication does Tina use for her asthma?
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What is the recommended dose when using Tina's asthma inhaler?
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What symptoms does Tina experience during asthma exacerbations? (Select all that apply)
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Tina currently has breathing problems.
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When does Tina cough?
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Tina has a history of bronchitis.
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At what age was Tina diagnosed with asthma?
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Tina has seen an asthma specialist in the last two years.
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How many past hospitalizations has Tina had for asthma?
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What allergy does Tina have?
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What symptoms does Tina report for her allergies? (Select all that apply)
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What treatments does Tina use for her allergies? (Select all that apply)
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Tina currently smokes tobacco.
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Did Tina ever smoke marijuana?
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How long did Tina smoke marijuana?
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Tina has been exposed to secondhand smoke.
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Is there a family history of asthma?
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Tina has a family history of other respiratory illnesses.
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There is a family history of tobacco use.
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Tina has a family history of lung cancer.
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Study Notes
Asthma Overview
- Tina Jones reports a history of asthma with occurrences of exacerbations.
- Exacerbations happen up to two times a week and last approximately five minutes.
Recent Exacerbation
- Last exacerbation was noted three days ago, triggered by exposure to cats at a cousin's house.
Asthma Triggers
- Identified triggers include cat allergies and dust.
- No asthma issues reported at work or home.
Asthma Management
- Utilizes an albuterol inhaler (Proventil) for management.
- Last use of the inhaler was three days prior, with a maximum usage of two times per week.
- Recommended dosage for the inhaler is 1-3 puffs as needed; typically takes 2 puffs, occasionally needing 3 to manage symptoms.
Exacerbation Symptoms
- During exacerbations, symptoms include chest tightness, wheezing, and shortness of breath.
- No coughing, chest pain, or painful breathing reported during these episodes.
Current Health Status
- No current breathing problems or cough history noted, except for occasional cough during colds.
- No sputum production reported.
Medical History
- Denies history of bronchitis, pneumonia, or emphysema besides asthma.
- Asthma diagnosed at age 2.5 years.
Specialist Care
- No visits to an asthma specialist in the past two years.
- Has a history of five asthma-related hospitalizations, the most recent at age 16, typically treated with steroids and nebulizer.
Allergies
- Reports allergy to cats, with symptoms including sneezing, itchy eyes, and wheezing.
- Manages allergies by avoiding cats, using inhaler, and showering.
Substance Use
- Denies current or past tobacco use, including vaping.
- Past recreational marijuana use for 5-6 years, stopped 6-7 years ago due to health concerns and loss of interest.
- No exposure to secondhand smoke reported.
Family History
- Sister has asthma; no other family history of respiratory illnesses, tobacco use, or lung cancer reported.
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