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Asthma Patient Care

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  • You must score 70% or better to pass this test.
  • Select one answer for each question.
  • Review your selections before submitting the test for grading.
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1. The Global Initiative for Asthma’s clinical definition states that asthma is a condition usually characterized by:

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2. Asthma that is the result of antigen/antibody reaction is called:

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3. Which is a correct statement concerning asthma prevalence rates in the United States?

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4. The term “asthma cascade” can be described as:

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5. The tendency to develop asthma is:

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6. A comorbid condition associated with asthma is:

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7. The most accurate predictor of a death from bronchial asthma is having a history of:

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8. Which is a correct statement concerning peak flow meter measurements?

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9. Which asthma drug delivery device is commonly used with infants and small children?

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10. Which is a correct statement about the proper use of inhalers?

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11. Standard treatment in the emergency room of an asthma attack begins with:

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12. When patients are discharged from the ED after an asthma attack, they:

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13. Which peak flow rate in an asthma action plan indicates that a patient is in the “red zone”?

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14. For asthma relief, dust mite populations can be effectively reduced by:

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15. The physical therapy management technique that is most effective in reducing rescue bronchodilator medication use is:

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16. Occupational therapy’s role in asthma management is to:

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17. Status asthmaticus is a serious complication of asthma and can be described as:

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18. A serious complication that can be caused by long-term use of oral corticosteroids is:

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19. Asthma in older adults can be more difficult to diagnose and treat because:

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20. For children who are in school, all 50 states have laws that:


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