Asthma Flashcards

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disease characterized by chronic airway inflammation and bronchoconstriction resulting in expiratory airflow limitation

symptoms of wheezing, breathlessness, chest tightness, coughing

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asthma

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diagnosis of asthma is confirmed with

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spirometry

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percentage of total air capacity that can be forcefully exhaled in 1 second

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FEV1/FVC

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to diagnose asthma, PFTs should be measured at baseline and after using a short acting bronchodilator to test for

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reversibility

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major asthma guideline

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GINA - global initiative for asthma

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at each visit for asthma, do what

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check inhaler technique
check priming and cleaning
step up, maintain, step down therapy

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vaccines to be given in asthma or kept up to date

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flu, pneumo

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preferred form of asthma med that delivers directly to the lung and reduces toxicity

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inhaled

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rapidly open airways to treat acute symptoms?

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relievers/rescue

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inhaler taken daily to reduce inflammation

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controllers/maintenance

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3 formulations of asthma drug

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oral, inhale, inject

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preferred reliever used as needed for asthma symptoms to reduce risk of exacerbation

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ICS + formoterol

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alternative asthma reliever option used as needed for symptoms with an ICS to reverse bronchoconstriction

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SABA

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oral used for severe asthma exacerbations

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systemic steroids

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first line asthma controller therapy

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ICS

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preferred add on option for asthma used with ICS but NEVER USE ALONE?

alternative add on?

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LABA

alt- LAMA

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MoAb for severe allergic asthma

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omalizumab

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MoAb for severe eosinophilic asthma

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mepolizumab

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MoAb for severe asthma

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tezepelumab

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step of asthma therapy if symptoms <2x month

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step 1

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step of asthma therapy if symptoms or need SABA >2x month

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step 2

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step of asthma therapy if symptoms on most days or waking at night >=1x week

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step 3

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step of asthma therapy if symptoms daily, waking at night >=1x week, or initial presentation is with exacerbation

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step 4

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preferred regimen for step 1 asthma treatment?
alternative?

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PRN ICS + formoterol

alt- SABA + ICS

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preferred regimen for step 2 asthma treatment? alternative?
rescue: PRN ICS + formo alt rescue SABA or ICS/SABA + LD ICS maintenance
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preferred regimen for step 3 asthma treatment? alternative?
resc LD ICS/formo + maint ICS/formo alt resc SABA or ICS/SABA + LD maint ICS/LABA
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preferred regimen for step 4 asthma treatment? alternative?
resc LD ICS/formo + maint MD ICS/formo alt resc SABA or ICS/SABA + MD maint ICS/LABA
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4 yes/no questions to assess asthma control
1. daytime asthma sx >2x week 2. any nighttime awakenings 3. SABA used >2xweek 4. is activity limited due to asthma
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bind to beta 2 receptors and cause relaxation of bronchial smooth muscle causing bronchodilation
beta 2 agonists
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in asthma, LABAs are used as
maintenance starting step 3
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SABA examples
albuterol, levalbuterol
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brand names of albuterol (4)
Proair HFA Proair respiclick Ventolin HFA Proventil HFA
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dosing of albuterol
90mcg/inh 1-2 puffs Q4-6H PRN for MDI/DPI
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PO forms of albuterol are available but
not recommended
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epinephrine should _____ be used since it is ____
not be used nonselective
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AEs of SABAs
nervousness, tremor, tachycardia, palpitations, cough, hyperglycemia, low K
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before use of MDIs, do what
shake well
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levalbuterol contains the ____ of albuterol
R-isomer
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most albuterol contain ____ inhalations/canister, except _____ which contains ___ inhalations/canister
200inh/can ventolin 60 inh/can
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when using SABAs for exercise induced bronchospasm, use _____ prior to exercise
5 minutes
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LABA example
salmeterol
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brand name of salmeterol
Serevent Diskus
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BBW salmeterol
inc risk of asthma-related death - only use in patients receiving ICS inc risk asthma hospitalization in children/adolescents
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LABAs are not used for
acute bronchospasm
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inhibit the inflammatory response of asthma used as needed in combo with formoterol or a SABA for rescue or monotherapy or w/ LABA for maintenance
inhaled corticosteroids
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3 main inhaled steroids
beclomethasone budesonide fluticasone
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brand name of beclomethasone inhaler
QVAR RediHaler
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brand name of budesonide inhaler
Pulmicort Flexhaler Pulmicort Respules
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brand names of budesonide + formoterol
Symbicort, Breyna
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brand name of fluticasone inhaler
Arnuity Ellipta
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brand name of fluticasone + salmeterol
Advair DIskus, Advair HFA
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brand name of fluticasone + vilanterol
Breo Ellipta
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brand name of mometasone + formoterol
Dulera
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warning of ICS
inc risk fractures, growth retardation
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AEs of ICS
dysphonia, oral candidiasis, cough
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what should be done to decrease risk of thrush with ICS
rinse with water and spit after using use spacer
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Ciclesonide (Alvesco) is an ICS MDI than does not
need to be shaken
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only ICS available as nebulized solution (jet nebulizer only)
budesonide Pulmicort respules with jet
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do not do what to QVAR Redihaler
do not shake
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ICS and ICS/LABA are preferred for ___ wherase LABA, LAMA, or LAMA/LABA are preferred for___
asthma COPD
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LAMA example
tiotropium
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brand name of tiotropium for asthma
Spiriva respimat
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LAMA/LABA/ICS option that may be used in asthma
umeclidinium/vilanterol/fluticasone
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brand name of umeclidinium/vilanterol/fluticasone
Trelegy Ellipta
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generic products in Trelegy
umeclidinium/vilanterol/fluticasone
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brand name identifiers for MDIs
HFA, respimat, or no suffix
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brand name identifiers for DPIs
Diskus, Ellipta, Pressair, HandiHaler, Respiclick, FlexHaler
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dose delivery of MDIs
aerosolized liquid
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dose delivery of DPIs
fine powder
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are there propellants in MDIs or DPIs?
MDIs- some (HFA) DPIs - no
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administration of MDIs
slow, deep inhalation while pressing canister (hand breath coordination)
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administration of DPIs
quick, forceful inhalations (breath activated dose delivery)
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can spacers be used for MDIs?
most not QVAR RediHaler or Respimat products
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can spacers be used for DPIs
no
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is shaking before use required for MDIs
yes for all except QVAR Redihaler, Alvesco, Respimat products, and Atrovent HFA
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is shaking before use required for DPIs
do not shake
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is priming required for MDIs
before first use and if not used for certain time
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is priming required for DPIs
not needed except Flexhaler
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examples of leukotriene modifying agents
montelukast, zafirlukast, zileuton
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med that inhibits leukotriene D4
montelukast
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med that inhibits leukotriene formation
zileuton
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brand name of montelukast
Singulair
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montelukast formulations include
tablet, chewable tablet, packet
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montelukast is approved for
allergic rhinitis, asthma, EIB
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when should montelukast be taken
in the evening
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dose of montelukast in age 1-5
4mg
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dose of montelukast in age 6-14
5mg
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BBW montelukast (& the warning for all in class)
neuropsychiatric events
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how are montelukast granules/packets taken
directly in mouth or dissolved in breastmilk/formula or applesauce/carrots/rice/ice cream use within 15 minutes of opening
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dispense zafirlukast in
original container
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zafirlukast is a 2C9 substrate and can increase levels of zileuton is a minor substrate and can also ^^
theophylline
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blocks phosphodiesterase causing an increase in cAMP and bronchodilation
theophylline
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limitations of theophylline use
low effectiveness, DDIs
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active metabolite of theophylline
caffeine
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weight used to dose theophylline
IBW
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therapeutic range of theophylline? measure the?
5-15 mcg/ml peak
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signs of theophylline toxicity
vomiting, arrythmias, seizures
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to convert aminophylline to theophylline, do what? ATM *** and to go theophylline to aminophylline
A > T multiply by 0.8 (ATM) T > A divide by 0.8
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small theophylline dose increases can result in
large concentration increases
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theophylline is a major substrate of ___ inhibitors of ^ can increase theophylline levels such as ___&___
1A2 ciprofloxacin, zileuton other drug that inc levels - zafirlukast
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drugs that decrease theophylline levels (7)
carbamazepine fosphenytoin phenobarbital phenytoin primidone rifampin ritonavir
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class that inhibits muscarinic cholinergic receptors causing bronchodilation used as an add on treatment with ICS if hx of exacerbations despite standard tx
anticholinergics (LAMA, tiotropium)
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class used for severe asthma that remains uncontrolled despite max treatment usually with unique indications
MoAbs
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IgG MoAb which inhibits IgE binding
omalizumab
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brand name of omalizumab
Xolair
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generic for Xolair
omalizumab
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admin of omalizumab
SC in healthcare setting
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indication of omalizumab? how to document?
severe allergic asthma document with positive skin test
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BBW omalizumab
anaphylaxis
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which MoAb class is used only for severe eosinophilic asthma
interleukin receptor antagonists
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resilizumab BBW
anaphylaxis
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interleukin antagonists for eosinophilic asthma mepolizumab, benralizumab, and dupilumab are given ____ and reslizumab is given __
3- SC 1- IV
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preferred and alternative option to treat EIB
pred - SABA or LD ICS/formoterol 5-15 minsfore exercise alt- LABA (salmeterol) if need longer, but should not use alone in persistent asthma
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effects of SABA for EIB with last
2-3 hours
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patient counseling and assessing ___&___ is essential
inhaler technique and adherence
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for a patient with good asthma control, an albuterol inhaler should last
12 months
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if prescribed >1 inhalation at a time, wait
60 seconds between each
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what should be used first among multiple inhalers
bronchodilators (SABA) to open airways quickly then other bronchodilators (LABA, LAMA) then ICS
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device that turns liquid medication into a fine mist
nebulizer
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good option for children or anyone with dexterity issues who struggle with hand-breath coordination
spacers
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spacers cannot be used with
DPI
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clean spacers at least
once a week
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3 common spacer names
Aerochamber, optihaler, optichamber
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device that measures peak expiratory flow rate (PEFR)
peak flow meter
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the best PEFR is called ____which can be measured by ___ measurement accounts for __,__, &__
personal best spirometry height, sex, age
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plan for managing symptoms at home
asthma action plan
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technique for peak flow meter
use every morning before meds with proper technique and best effort blow out hard and fast, write down PEFR record highest value
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clean peak flow meter at least
once a week
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green zone of action plan __ % of PB and what it indicates?
>80-100% all clear, follow routine maintenance
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YELLOW zone of action plan __ % of PB and what it indicates?
50-80% o caution - follow action plan
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RED zone of action plan __ % of PB and what it indicates?
<50% medical alert- go to ED
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counseling for admin of MDI (albuterol HFA**, symbicort, fluticasone, Dulera)
shake for 5 secs before each spray breathe out fully breath in slow and deep pressing canister hold breath up to 10 secs rinse mouth if ICS
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how to clean Ventolin and ProAir HFA
rinse mouthpiece only under warm running water and let air dry at least weekly
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how to clean Symbicort, Breyna, Dulera
wipe with clean dry cloth, do not put into water
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how to admin Advair Diskus (fluticasone/salmeterol)
push thumb grip away hold flat exhale with mouthpiece away breath in quickly and deep- do not breath through nose hold breath 10 seconds close diskus rinse and spit with water
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how to admin budesonide (Pulmicort Flexhaler)
take off cover, twist brown base turn head away and exhale breath in deeply for forcefully replace cover, rinse mouth
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how to prime budesonide (Pulmicort Flexhaler)
twist brown based fully then back and hear click, repeat now primed and does not need to be primed again
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how to clean budesonide (Pulmicort Flexhaler)
wipe mouthpiece with dry tissue
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how to admin Respiclick (ProAir/albuterol, fluticasone/salmeterol//AirDuo)
open cap (open & closing without inhaling will waste med and damage) breathe quick and deep hold breath 10 seconds rinse with water for airduo
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how to clean Respiclick (ProAir/albuterol, fluticasone/salmeterol//AirDuo)
do not wash