upper allergic rhinitis

Question 1

IgE-mediated (allergic)

Answer 1

inflammation of nasal mucosa resulting to eosinophic and infiltration of the nasal lining
can be classified and intermittent and persistent

Question 1

types of allergic rhinits

Answer 1

IgE-mediated (allergic)
Autonomic
Infectious
Idiopathic

Question 2

Autonomic

Answer 2

vasomotor
drug induced
hormonal
hypothyroidism
non-allergic rhinitis with eosinophilia syndrome

Question 3

Infectious

Answer 3

precipitated by viral or fungal infection

Question 4

mild allergic rhinitis symptoms

Answer 4

normal sleep
no impairment of daily activities, sports leisure and normal work
no bothersome symptoms

Question 5

moderate-severe symptoms

Answer 5

abnormal sleep
impairment of daily activities
problems at work/ school
bothersome symptoms

Question 6

intermittent allergic rhinitis

Answer 6

have symptoms less than 4 days per week and less than 4 weeks per year

Question 7

persistent allergic rhinitis

Answer 7

have symptoms for more than 4 days/week for more than 4 weeks/year

Question 8

intermittent and persistent allergic rhinitis can both have

Answer 8

mild and severe symptoms