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Which medication is used for quick relief? A) Albuterol B) Inhaled Corticosteroid
A) Albuterol
When do you use your controller inhaler? A) every day (green zone) B) add when have a flare of symptoms (yellow zone) C) your symptoms continue to worsen despite use (red zone)
A) every day (green zone)
How should I inhale from my MDI and spacer? A) slow and deep B) fast and deep
A) slow and deep
What are the symptoms of asthma? A. Tightness in the chest B. Wheezing C. Sneezing D. A and B
D. A and B (tightness in the chest and wheezing)
At school, I should keep my quick relief inhaler A) in my locker B) with me or close by
B) with me or close by
Which of the following is a controller inhaler? A) ProAir B) Flovent
B) Flovent
After using your MDI and spacer, how long do you hold your breath? A) 2 seconds B) 10 seconds C) 1 minute
B) 10 seconds
What is a microscopic pest that likes to live in mattresses, pillows and stuffed animals that is an asthma trigger? A) Cockroach B) Dust mite C) Spider
B) Dust mite
When should I use my quick reliever if I’m going to exercise? A) after exercise B) 15 minutes before exercising C) every 4 hours
B) 15 minutes before exercising
What should I do after I inhale a corticosteroid controller medicine? A) cough B) rinse my mouth C) check my pulse
B) rinse my mouth
How often should you wipe down your spacer? A) every day B) once a week C) once a month
A) every day
When you're breathing right...A) your chest is tight B) you can take a deep breath C) you worry about activities
B) you can take a deep breath
To be in good control, the maximum number of times per week to use my quick reliever is A) 8 times B) 4 times C) 2 times
C) 2 times
Why do you rinse your mouth out after inhaling your controller? A) to avoid thrush B) to avoid bleeding gums C) so you don't get strep throat
A) to avoid thrush
List the steps for using a spacer.
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When should you get your peak flow on? A) in the morning B) in the evening C) Both A and B
C) Both A and B