3: Asthma Control Flashcards

1
Q

Well controlled, not well controlled, or very poorly controlled?

FEV1 or peak flow >80% of predicted or personal best (5+ age group).

A

Well Controlled

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Well controlled, not well controlled, or very poorly controlled?

Exacerbations requiring OCS 0-1/year.

A

Well Controlled

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3
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Well controlled, not well controlled, or very poorly controlled?

SABA use less than or equal to 2 days/week.

A

Well Controlled

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4
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Well controlled, not well controlled, or very poorly controlled?

FEV1 or peak flow <60% of predicted or personal best (5+).

A

Very Poorly Controlled

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5
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What is the treatment plan for well controlled asthma in all ages?

A
  • Consider step down if well controlled for 3 months.
  • Recheck in 1-6 months.
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6
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Well controlled, not well controlled, or very poorly controlled?

  • Nighttime awakenings >1x/month (0-4 age group).
  • Nighttime awakenings >2x/month (5-11 age group).
  • Nighttime awakenings 1-3x/month (12+ age group).
A

Not Well Controlled

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7
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Well controlled, not well controlled, or very poorly controlled?

Some limitation to daily activities.

A

Not Well Controlled

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8
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Well controlled, not well controlled, or very poorly controlled?

No interference with normal activity.

A

Well Controlled

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9
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What is the treatment plan for very poorly controlled asthma in all ages?

A
  • Step up 1-2 steps.
  • Consider OCS.
  • Recheck in 2-6 weeks (0-4).
  • Recheck in 2 weeks (5+).
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10
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Well controlled, not well controlled, or very poorly controlled?

Symptoms less than or equal to 2 days/week.

A

Well Controlled

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11
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Well controlled, not well controlled, or very poorly controlled?

Normal activities extremely limited.

A

Very Poorly Controlled

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12
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Well controlled, not well controlled, or very poorly controlled?

  • Symptoms >2 days/week (0-4).
  • Symptoms >2 days/week or multiple times on < or = to 2 days/week (5+).
A

Not Well Controlled

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13
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Well controlled, not well controlled, or very poorly controlled?

  • Nighttime awakenings less than or equal to 1x/month (0-11).
  • Nighttime awakenings less than or equal to 2x/month (12+).
A

Well Controlled

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14
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Well controlled, not well controlled, or very poorly controlled?

FEV1 or peak flow 60-80% of predicted personal best (5+).

A

Not Well Controlled

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15
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Well controlled, not well controlled, or very poorly controlled?

SABA use several times/day.

A

Very Poorly Controlled

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16
Q

Well controlled, not well controlled, or very poorly controlled?

  • Exacerbations requiring OCS >3/year (0-4).
  • Exacerbations requiring OCS >2/year (5+).
A

Very Poorly Controlled

17
Q

What is the treatment plan for not well controlled asthma in all ages?

A
  • Step up 1 step.
  • Recheck in 2-6 weeks.
18
Q

Well controlled, not well controlled, or very poorly controlled?

SABA use >2 days/week.

A

Not Well Controlled

19
Q

Well controlled, not well controlled, or very poorly controlled?

  • Nighttime awakenings >1x/week (0-4).
  • Nighttime awakenings > or = to 2x/week (5-11).
  • Nighttime awakenings > or = to 4x/week (12+).
A

Very Poorly Controlled

20
Q

Well controlled, not well controlled, or very poorly controlled?

Symptoms throughout the day.

A

Very Poorly Controlled

21
Q

Well controlled, not well controlled, or very poorly controlled?

  • Exacerbations requiring OCS 2-3/year (0-4 age group)
  • Exacerbations requiring OCS >2/year (5+ age group).
A

Not Well Controlled