PC 707 Module 6 Exam Questions and
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What is the recommended Supportive
treatment
for URI?
Is there a cure for URI? No
Do antihistamines treat the cause No
of
URI?
What patient education do you (1) sedating (2) anticholinergic
want
to include with antihistamines?
What are the typical symptoms of (1) wheezing (2) shortness of breath (3)
asthma? chest
tightness (4) cough that varies over time
and
intensity
When are symptoms for asthma Upon waking and late at night
normally use?
What can be triggers for asthma? Exercise, allergens, cold air
, What is the critical element to Reducing airway inflammation
treatment of asthma?
What happens if asthma is not Airway remodeling
treated?
Asthma is a chronic inflammatory Bronchospasm
disease characterized by
____________.
What are the goals of asthma (1) symptom control (2) risk reduction
therapy?
What questions do you want to (1) daytime asthma symptoms more than
ask twice a
to assess a patient's symptom week (2) any night waking due to asthma
control (3)
for asthma? reliever needed for symptoms more than
twice a
week (4) any activity limitation due to
asthma
When do you assess lung function (1) beginning of treatment (2) 3 months
with asthma? later (3) 1
year later
What are risk factors for asthma? (1) beta-blockers (2) NSAIDs (3) allergen
exposure
(3) smoke exposure (4) GERD (5) obesity
(6)
anxiety/depression (7) rhinitis
Answers with Verified Solutions | Latest
Updated 2026
What is the recommended Supportive
treatment
for URI?
Is there a cure for URI? No
Do antihistamines treat the cause No
of
URI?
What patient education do you (1) sedating (2) anticholinergic
want
to include with antihistamines?
What are the typical symptoms of (1) wheezing (2) shortness of breath (3)
asthma? chest
tightness (4) cough that varies over time
and
intensity
When are symptoms for asthma Upon waking and late at night
normally use?
What can be triggers for asthma? Exercise, allergens, cold air
, What is the critical element to Reducing airway inflammation
treatment of asthma?
What happens if asthma is not Airway remodeling
treated?
Asthma is a chronic inflammatory Bronchospasm
disease characterized by
____________.
What are the goals of asthma (1) symptom control (2) risk reduction
therapy?
What questions do you want to (1) daytime asthma symptoms more than
ask twice a
to assess a patient's symptom week (2) any night waking due to asthma
control (3)
for asthma? reliever needed for symptoms more than
twice a
week (4) any activity limitation due to
asthma
When do you assess lung function (1) beginning of treatment (2) 3 months
with asthma? later (3) 1
year later
What are risk factors for asthma? (1) beta-blockers (2) NSAIDs (3) allergen
exposure
(3) smoke exposure (4) GERD (5) obesity
(6)
anxiety/depression (7) rhinitis
