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What is the treatment for PRN SABA (albuterol and other -buterols)
intermittent asthma (step
1)?
What are the treatments Low dose ICS (fluticasone, budesonide)+ SABA (PRN)
for mild persistent asthma
(step 2)?
True or False: Peak Flow False - PFMs are used at home for monitoring,
Meters are as accurate as spirometry is used for asthma diagnosis in office.
Spirometry
Percussion Hyperresonance
What are the clinical
Decreased tac fremitus
findings in an exam for an
Low diaphragm
asthma flare?
Increased AP ratio (barreling)
What is the normal FEV1 of 75%.
a patient in between 40- Greater than 80% of expected
59? What % of a normal
FEV1 would be considered
intermittent asthma for this
patient?
, What is the normal FEV1 of 85%
a patient in between 8-19? Greater than or equal to 80% of expected
What % of a normal FEV1
would be considered mild
persistent asthma for this
patient?
What is the normal FEV1 of 80%
a patient in between 20- In between 60 and 80% of expected
39? What % of a normal
FEV1 would be considered
moderate persistent
asthma for this patient?
What is the normal FEV1 of 70%
a patient in between 60- Less than 60% of expected
80? What % of a normal
FEV1 would be considered
severe persistent asthma
for this patient?
When are systemic In moderate to severe exacerbations and when there
steroids warranted for is partial response to SABA therapy. Typically 5-10day
treatment of asthma? dose without taper.
What is the regimen?
What is an example of a Salmeterol
LABA? What type of Moderate to Severe persistent asthma (steps 3-6)
asthma is it used to treat?
What spirometry FEV1/FVC ratio of less than 70%
measurements confirm FEV1 deviation from expected percentage.
airflow obstruction when
diagnosing COPD? Once
diagnosed, how is the
grade of severity of COPD
determined?
What are the goals of Relieve symptoms and reduce risk of future adverse
COPD treatment? health events (incl of exacerbations)
CORRECT ANSWERS | ALREADY GRADED A+ |
PROFESSOR VERIFIED | LATEST VERSION 2025
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Terms in this set (84)
What is the treatment for PRN SABA (albuterol and other -buterols)
intermittent asthma (step
1)?
What are the treatments Low dose ICS (fluticasone, budesonide)+ SABA (PRN)
for mild persistent asthma
(step 2)?
True or False: Peak Flow False - PFMs are used at home for monitoring,
Meters are as accurate as spirometry is used for asthma diagnosis in office.
Spirometry
Percussion Hyperresonance
What are the clinical
Decreased tac fremitus
findings in an exam for an
Low diaphragm
asthma flare?
Increased AP ratio (barreling)
What is the normal FEV1 of 75%.
a patient in between 40- Greater than 80% of expected
59? What % of a normal
FEV1 would be considered
intermittent asthma for this
patient?
, What is the normal FEV1 of 85%
a patient in between 8-19? Greater than or equal to 80% of expected
What % of a normal FEV1
would be considered mild
persistent asthma for this
patient?
What is the normal FEV1 of 80%
a patient in between 20- In between 60 and 80% of expected
39? What % of a normal
FEV1 would be considered
moderate persistent
asthma for this patient?
What is the normal FEV1 of 70%
a patient in between 60- Less than 60% of expected
80? What % of a normal
FEV1 would be considered
severe persistent asthma
for this patient?
When are systemic In moderate to severe exacerbations and when there
steroids warranted for is partial response to SABA therapy. Typically 5-10day
treatment of asthma? dose without taper.
What is the regimen?
What is an example of a Salmeterol
LABA? What type of Moderate to Severe persistent asthma (steps 3-6)
asthma is it used to treat?
What spirometry FEV1/FVC ratio of less than 70%
measurements confirm FEV1 deviation from expected percentage.
airflow obstruction when
diagnosing COPD? Once
diagnosed, how is the
grade of severity of COPD
determined?
What are the goals of Relieve symptoms and reduce risk of future adverse
COPD treatment? health events (incl of exacerbations)
