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Asthma Flashcards

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General Information

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Inflammation & bronchoconstriction → airway obstruction & expiratory airflow limitation

Classic Symptoms: Recurrent wheezing, breathlessness, chest tightness & cough

Reversible: If FEV ↑12% with medication |

Exacerbations: Can be mild, severe or fatal

Triggers: Allergens, dust |

Smoke, chemicals, weather |

Lifestyle: Stress/exercise |

Med: ASA, NSAID, BB | Respiratory infections |

Comorbidity: Allergy, GERD, Obesity, Sleep apnea, Anxiety, Depression

Diagnosis: Spirometry; tests forced vital capacity in 1 second to assess expiratory volume: FEV1/FVC

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Asthma Tx Algorithm

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  1. Classify asthma severity → 2. Initiate treatment
  2. F/U 2-6 wks: Review and determine if asthma is under control: step-up, maintain, down. Assess adherence, counsel, control risks, triggers, comorbids:

Avoid: Smoking, Triggers |

▪Exercise: Even if EIB | Vaccines: Flu, Pneumovax 23

  1. Follow up 1-6 months if controlled
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Guide to Spacers & Nebulizers

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Spacers: Open tubes btwn mouthpiece & MDI for kids, dexterity issue,↓thrush |

Clean: QW in warm water

Nebulizer: Liquid med → mist & inhaled thru face mask w/natural breathing.

Two types: Jet & ultrasound

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General guidance of Inhaler use

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> 1 Inhalation: Wait 60 sec between each inhalation > 1 Inhaler: Sequence = SABA → LABA/LAMA → ICS

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Asthma in Pregnancy

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SABA is a must; Preferred controllers: budesonide (ICS)

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Peak Flow Meters

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Monitor asthma control [Peak expiratory flow rate] QAM before meds|

Clean: QW

Essential: Technique & best effort

Blow HARD & FAST

Record highest of 3 attempts

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Peak Flow Meter Color Guides

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% of Personal best

Green > 80 - 100%

Yellow: 50-80% → Action Plan

Red: < 50% → ER

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Exercise Induced Bronchospasm (EIB)

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Preferred preventative: SABA 2 inh 5-15 mins before exercise lasts 2-3hrs

▪ Longer duration: salmeterol (LABA) 30mins before*

*Do not use if already using for asthma maintenance.

▪ Alternative: montelukast taken 2hr prior lasts >24hr

*EIB is often a marker for inadequate asthma control

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Classifying Asthma Severity

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  1. Initiate Tx
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  1. Asthma Control
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Dry Powder Inhalers (DPI)

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Diskus, Ellipta, Pressair, Handihaler, Neohaler, RespiClick, Flexhaler

Delivery: Fine powdered medication NO propellant |

Admin: QUICK & FORCEFUL (no buttons)

Do NOT shake | No priming (Except Flexhaler)

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Advair Diskus Instructions

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Pulmicort Flexhaler Instructions

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ProAir and Airduo RespiClick

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Metered Dose Inhalers - Key Features

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HFA, Respimat or no suffix

Aerosolized liquid med w/propellant: HFA, CFC

Admin: SLOW & DEEP while pressing canister ▪

Spacer: PTs unable to coordinate breathing & pressing

Shake well: except QVAR RediHaler, Alvesco & Respimats

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Metered Dose Inhalers - Counseling

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  1. Shake inhaler for 5 seconds before use ▪except QVAR RediHaler/Alvesco
  2. Breathe out fully
  3. Inhale SLOW & DEEP while pressing top of canister with index finger
  4. Hold breath 10s or as long as possible
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Ventolin HFA & ProAir HFA Priming Instructions

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Spray 4x (3 for Proair) away from face while shaking

▪Prime if > 14 days since last use or drop

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Flovent HFA & Dulera Priming Instructions

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Spray 4x away while shaking.

▪ Prime: 1 spray if > 7 days last use | > 5 for Dulera

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Symbicort Priming Instructions

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Spray 2x while shaking.

▪ Prime if > 7 days last use

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Ventolin HFA & ProAir HFA Cleaning Instructions

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Remove metal canister & rinse mouthpiece with warm H2O, then air dry. (1x/wk)

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Flovent HFA Cleaning Instructions

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Clean cotton swab w/H2O to clean where med sprays. Air dry.

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Dulera & Symbicort Cleaning Instructions

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Do NOT put in water. Use clean, dry cloth to wipe inside and outside of mouthpiece.

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SAMA - Description

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Inhibits cholinergic: Bronchodilation | acute exacerbation

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SAMA agents

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Ipratropium

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SABA - Description

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Rescue therapy for ALL patients

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ProAir HFA

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Albuterol

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Respiclick

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Albuterol

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Proventil

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Albuterol

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Ventolin

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Albuterol

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Xopenex Concentrate
Xopenex HFA

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Levalbuterol

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Asthmanefrin Refill

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Racepinephrine

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Treatment Algorithm

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Primatene Mist

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Epinephrine

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Albuterol Key features

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90 mcg/inh | Most 200 inh; Ventolin (some): 60 inh MDI/DPI: 1 - 2 inh Q4-6H PRN

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Levalbuterol Key features

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R-isomer of albuterol

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Racepinephrine key features

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Non-selective - do not use

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Epinephrine key features

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FDA: Mild, intermittent

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SABA - Safety

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ADR: Nervousness, tremor, tachycardia, palpitations, cough, hyperglycemia, ↓K

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ICS Description

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1st line for ALL patients: Inhibits inflammatory response: ↓sx, ↑lung function, ↑QOL and ↓exacerbations.

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QVAR Redihaler

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Beclomethasone

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Pulmicort Flexhaler

Pulmicort Respules

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Budesonide

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Flovent HFA

Flovent Diskus

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Fluticasone

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Arnuity Ellipta

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Fluticasone

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Alvesco

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Ciclesonide

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Aerospan

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Flunisolide

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Twisthaler

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Mometasone

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Asmanex HFA

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Mometasone

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QVAR Redihaler - Key features

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NO shaking

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Which is the only ICS that can be nebulized?

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Budesonide

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Pulmicort respules - key features

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Budesonide

Only use with jet nebulizer

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Alvesco - key features

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Ciclesonide

No shaking

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ICS - Safety

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ADR: Dysphonia (difficulty speaking), Thrush*, Cough *Prevention: Rinse mouth & throat or use spacer

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LABA agents

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Salmeterol

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Serevent Diskus

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Salmeterol

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Salmeterol - Key features

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Not for acute bronchospasm

NEVER use alone

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Salmeterol - Safety

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BBW: ↑risk of asthma related death: only use if also receiving a long-term control (ICH) but not adequate

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Spiriva Respimat

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Tiotropium

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ICS + LABA

Steps 1-5

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Symbicort

Dulera

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ICS + LABA

Steps 1-5

Key features

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Doses: Low, Medium, and High

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ICS + LABA: Steps 3-5

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Advair

Diskus

HFA

AirDuo

Wixela Inhub

Breo Ellipta

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ICS + LABA: Steps 3-5 - key features

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Doses: Medium and High

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Symbicort

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Budesonide + Formoterol

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Dulera

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Mometasone + Formoterol

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Advair Diskus

Advair HFA

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Fluticasone + Salmeterol

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AirDuo

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Fluticasone + Salmeterol

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Wixela Inhub

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Fluticasone + Salmeterol

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Breo Ellipta

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Fluticasone + Vilanterol

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Singulair

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Montelukast

Available as tab, chew, and packet

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Montelukast description

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Inhibits leukotriene D4 (LTD4)

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Accolate

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Zafirlukast

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Zafirlukast description

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Inhibits both LTD4 and LTE4

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Zyflo

Zyflo CR

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Zileuton

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Zileuton description

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5-lipooxygenase inhibitor: Inhibits leukotriene formation

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Singulair - Key features

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6 - 14yo: 5mg QPM | 1 - 5yo: 4mg QPM Granules: Admin directly → mouth/mixed. Use 15min of opening

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Accolate - key features

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Dispense in original container

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Leukotriene Modifying Agents - Safety

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Warning: Neuropsych events

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Theophylline description

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Blocks phosphodiesterase → ↑cAMP → EPI release → bronchodilation but also diuresis, CNS & cardiac stim

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Theo-24

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Theophylline

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Theochron

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Theophylline

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Elixophyllin

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Theophylline

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Theophyllin - key features

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Active metabolite: caffeine Conversion: Aminophylline → Theophylline x 0.8 [ATM]

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Theophylline - safety

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Toxicity: persistent vomiting, arrhythmia, seizures

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Xolair

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Omalizumab

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Omalizumab description

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Inhibits IgE for > 6yo if +skin test & ICH inadequate Indication: Severe Allergic Asthma

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Xolair key features

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Admin: SC q2-4w healthcare MD supervision

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Omalizumab safety

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BBW: Anaphylaxis

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Interleukin Receptor Antagonists - Eosinophilic phenotype

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Mepolizumab

Reslizumab

Benralizumab

Dupilumab

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Nucala

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Mepolizumab

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Cinqair

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Reslizumab

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Fasenra

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Benralizumab

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Dupixent

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Dupilumab

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Xolair key features

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Admin: SC q2-4w healthcare MD supervision

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Nucala key features

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SC Q4w

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Cinqair key features

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IV Q4w

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Fasenra key features

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SC Q4w for 3 doses then Q8w

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Dupixent key features

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SC QoW

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Cinqair - Safety

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BBW: Anaphylaxis

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