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Froggy Jumps ASTHMAOnline version group 1 slide 1/43 by K 1 Asthma is a chronic b reversible airway narrowing c causing recurrent shortness of breath 2 Key symptoms: a wheezing b dyspnea c severe episodes of this = asthma attack 3 severe episodes of this a asthma attack b status asthmaticus c prolonged attack unresponsive to meds - medical emergency 4 Types of asthma: a intrinsic - no hx of allergies extrinsic (allergic) - triggered by environmental allergens b exercise-induced c drug-induced 5 How it happens? a airways in the lungs narrow because of muscle tightening, swelling, and a buildup of thick mucus. b This blockage makes it harder for air to move in and out, c trapping carbon dioxide in the lungs and preventing enough oxygen from getting in. 6 What is it? a Asthma is defined b as a recurrent c and reversible shortness of breath 7 Cause? a The exact cause is unknown, b and there is often no family history. c However, factors such as respiratory infection, stress, and cold weather can trigger asthma attacks. 8 Asthma Attacks: a A sudden episode of wheezing and shortness of breath that comes on quickly, b but usually resolves within a short time, c with normal breathing returning soon after. 9 Status Asthmatics: a a medical emergency b when an asthma attack prolongs c and does not respond to typical drug therapy 10 Types of Asthmas: a Intrinsic- occurs without a history of allergies Extrinsic: triggered by exposure to (allergens) b Exercise Induced: trigged by physical activity (ex. running)] c Drug Induced: linked to medications (ex. non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs)

Froggy Jumps

ASTHMAOnline version

group 1 slide 1/43

by K

Asthma is

chronic

reversible airway narrowing

causing recurrent shortness of breath

Key symptoms:

wheezing

dyspnea

severe episodes of this = asthma attack

severe episodes of this

asthma attack

status asthmaticus

prolonged attack unresponsive to meds - medical emergency

Types of asthma:

intrinsic - no hx of allergies extrinsic (allergic) - triggered by environmental allergens

exercise-induced

drug-induced

How it happens?

airways in the lungs narrow because of muscle tightening, swelling, and a buildup of thick mucus.

This blockage makes it harder for air to move in and out,

trapping carbon dioxide in the lungs and preventing enough oxygen from getting in.

What is it?

Asthma is defined

as a recurrent

and reversible shortness of breath

Cause?

The exact cause is unknown,

and there is often no family history.

However, factors such as respiratory infection, stress, and cold weather can trigger asthma attacks.

Asthma Attacks:

A sudden episode of wheezing and shortness of breath that comes on quickly,

but usually resolves within a short time,

with normal breathing returning soon after.

Status Asthmatics:

a medical emergency

when an asthma attack prolongs

and does not respond to typical drug therapy

Types of Asthmas:

Intrinsic- occurs without a history of allergies Extrinsic: triggered by exposure to (allergens)

Exercise Induced: trigged by physical activity (ex. running)]

Drug Induced: linked to medications (ex. non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs)

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Asthma is

Key symptoms:

severe episodes of this

Types of asthma:

How it happens?

What is it?

Cause?

Asthma Attacks:

Status Asthmatics:

Types of Asthmas:

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