Quiz: Asthma quiz (health)


Asthma quizOnline version 15 Multi choice questions by maia 1 What is asthma? a A viral infection of the lungs b A chronic inflammatory disease of the airways c A genetic blood disorder d An allergic reaction in the stomach 2 Which of the following is NOT a common asthma symptom? a Dry cough b Wheezing c Fever d Shortness of breath 3 What causes the narrowing of airways during an asthma attack? a Collapse of lung tissue b Air pressure changes c Swelling, mucus production, and muscle tightening d Bacterial growth 4 Which of the following is a common asthma trigger? a Dehydration b Cold air c Vitamin deficiency d High blood pressure 5 What immune response is activated during an asthma attack? a IgG response only b IgA and lymphocyte activation c IgE-mediated response d T-cell suppression 6 Which part of the respiratory system is primarily affected by asthma? a Alveoli b Bronchial passages c Larynx d Trachea 7 Repeated asthma attacks may lead to what structural change? a Thickening of airway smooth muscle b Bone density increase c Lung expansion d Muscle atrophy 8 Which medication is most commonly used for immediate asthma relief? a Montelukast b Theophylline c Prednisone d Ventolin (Salbutamol) 9 What is the function of salbutamol in asthma treatment? a Blocks histamine b Relaxes airway smooth muscles c Increases mucus production d Suppresses the immune system 10 Which class of medications helps reduce allergic reactions that trigger asthma? a Antibiotics b Antihistamines c Analgesics d Beta-blockers 11 Which immune system components are involved in the asthma response? a Only the innate immune system b Only the adaptive immune system c Both innate and adaptive immune systems d The digestive immune response 12 How can nurses promote patient confidence in asthma management? a Ignore questions about medication b Teach self-monitoring and answer patient questions c Advise them not to use any medication d Keep medical knowledge to themselves 13 Why is it important for nurses to teach correct inhaler technique? a To reduce medication costs b To prevent airway infection c To ensure the medication is effectively delivered d To increase patient dependency on nurses 14 What effect does histamine have during an asthma attack? a Triggers inflammation and worsens symptoms b Reduces inflammation in the airways c Relaxes airway muscles d Increases oxygen absorption 15 Why is self-monitoring important in asthma management? a To diagnose new illnesses b To avoid using medications c To replace medical advice d To track symptoms and respond early to flare-ups

1

What is asthma?

a

A viral infection of the lungs

b

A chronic inflammatory disease of the airways

c

A genetic blood disorder

d

An allergic reaction in the stomach

2

Which of the following is NOT a common asthma symptom?

a

Dry cough

b

Wheezing

c

Fever

d

Shortness of breath

3

What causes the narrowing of airways during an asthma attack?

a

Collapse of lung tissue

b

Air pressure changes

c

Swelling, mucus production, and muscle tightening

d

Bacterial growth

4

Which of the following is a common asthma trigger?

a

Dehydration

b

Cold air

c

Vitamin deficiency

d

High blood pressure

5

What immune response is activated during an asthma attack?

a

IgG response only

b

IgA and lymphocyte activation

c

IgE-mediated response

d

T-cell suppression

6

Which part of the respiratory system is primarily affected by asthma?

a

Alveoli

b

Bronchial passages

c

Larynx

d

Trachea

7

Repeated asthma attacks may lead to what structural change?

a

Thickening of airway smooth muscle

b

Bone density increase

c

Lung expansion

d

Muscle atrophy

8

Which medication is most commonly used for immediate asthma relief?

a

Montelukast

b

Theophylline

c

Prednisone

d

Ventolin (Salbutamol)

9

What is the function of salbutamol in asthma treatment?

a

Blocks histamine

b

Relaxes airway smooth muscles

c

Increases mucus production

d

Suppresses the immune system

10

Which class of medications helps reduce allergic reactions that trigger asthma?

a

Antibiotics

b

Antihistamines

c

Analgesics

d

Beta-blockers

11

Which immune system components are involved in the asthma response?

a

Only the innate immune system

b

Only the adaptive immune system

c

Both innate and adaptive immune systems

d

The digestive immune response

12

How can nurses promote patient confidence in asthma management?

a

Ignore questions about medication

b

Teach self-monitoring and answer patient questions

c

Advise them not to use any medication

d

Keep medical knowledge to themselves

13

Why is it important for nurses to teach correct inhaler technique?

a

To reduce medication costs

b

To prevent airway infection

c

To ensure the medication is effectively delivered

d

To increase patient dependency on nurses

14

What effect does histamine have during an asthma attack?

a

Triggers inflammation and worsens symptoms

b

Reduces inflammation in the airways

c

Relaxes airway muscles

d

Increases oxygen absorption

15

Why is self-monitoring important in asthma management?

a

To diagnose new illnesses

b

To avoid using medications

c

To replace medical advice

d

To track symptoms and respond early to flare-ups

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Asthma quizOnline version

by maia

What is asthma?

Which of the following is NOT a common asthma symptom?

What causes the narrowing of airways during an asthma attack?

Which of the following is a common asthma trigger?

What immune response is activated during an asthma attack?

Which part of the respiratory system is primarily affected by asthma?

Repeated asthma attacks may lead to what structural change?

Which medication is most commonly used for immediate asthma relief?

What is the function of salbutamol in asthma treatment?

Which class of medications helps reduce allergic reactions that trigger asthma?

Which immune system components are involved in the asthma response?

How can nurses promote patient confidence in asthma management?

Why is it important for nurses to teach correct inhaler technique?

What effect does histamine have during an asthma attack?

Why is self-monitoring important in asthma management?

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