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Avoiding your allergy triggers can help improve your asthma symptoms. How long after you’ve begun avoiding your allergy triggers will you notice improvements to your asthma?

Two days

One week

Two months

One year

Which of the following are potential triggers for asthma? (Select all that apply)

Exercise can sometimes trigger asthma attacks. What are some of the best ways to prevent exercise-related asthma attacks? (Select all that apply)

Use a bronchodilator (such as Albuterol) 15 minutes before exercise

Regularly take asthma prevention medication (such as an inhaled corticosteroid)

Drink 16 oz of water an hour before exercise

Use essential oils before exercise

If your asthma is under control, how many puffs would be the most you would take from your rescue inhaler for actual asthma symptoms over the course of a year?

12 puffs

30 puffs

160 puffs

208 puffs

Does wearing a cloth mask to prevent the spread of viruses (such as colds and Covid-19) cause asthma attacks?

Yes

It Depends

Those with asthma should always avoid the following activities (Select all that apply)

Asthma is a relatively common chronic respiratory condition. So if you have asthma, you aren’t alone. How many people in the United States have asthma?

9 million

12 million

25 million

117 million

When can I stop taking asthma medication?

When you have not had any symptoms for five days.

When you have not had any symptoms for thirty days.

After you have talked to your doctor about stopping and received the go-ahead from your care

You should never stop taking asthma medication.

Asthma is a chronic condition, and controlling your symptoms is absolutely essential. What are the long-term complications of asthma?

Airway remodeling: Your airways permanently narrow, mimicking the symptoms of COPD

Increase in cholesterol and heart disease

Neuropathy of the foot

There are no long term complications

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