Tuberculosis Flashcards
(78 cards)
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Children 6-11 years
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Personalized asthma management:
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3
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Assess
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Adjust
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NEW RESPONSE
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5
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Symptoms
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Exacerbations
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7
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Side-effects
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8
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Lung function
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9
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Child and parent
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10
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satisfaction
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Asthma medication options:
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12
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Adjust treatment up and down for
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13
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individual child’s needs
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PREFERRED
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CONTROLLER
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to prevent exacerbations
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and control symptoms
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Other
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controller options
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RELIEVER
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STEP 1
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Low dose ICS
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taken whenever
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SABA taken*; or
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daily low dose ICS
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ADJUST
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DO NO
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STEP 2
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Daily low dose inhaled corticosteroid (ICS)
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(see table of ICS dose ranges for children)
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Leukotriene receptor antagonist (LTRA)
or
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low dose ICS taken whenever SABA taken*
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Confirmation of diagnosis if necessary
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Symptom control & modifiable
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risk factors (including lung function)
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Comorbidities
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Inhaler technique & adherence
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Child and parent goals
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ASSESS
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OR DISTR
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Treatment of modifiable risk factors
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& comorbidities
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Non-pharmacological strategies
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Education & skills training
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Asthma medications
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STEP 3
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Low dose
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ICS-LABA
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or medium
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dose ICS
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Low dose
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ICS + LTRA
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STEP 4
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Medium dose
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ICS-LABA
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Refer for
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expertadvice
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High dose ICS-
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LABA
or add-
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on tiotropium
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or add-on LTRA
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As-needed short-acting B
-agonist (SABA)
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* Off-label; separate ICS and SABA inhalers; only one study in children
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Pharmagate 2023
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STEP 5
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Refer for
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phenotypic
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assessment
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+ add-on
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therapy
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e.g. anti-IgE
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Add-on anti-IL5
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or add-on low
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dose OCS
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but consider
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side-effects
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