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 Identify & avoid  personal triggers  Avoid exposure to cold air  Avoid NSAIDs, aspirin, nonselective B blockers Desensitization Prompt diagnosis & treatment of URTI & sinusitis Maintain OFI 2-3L/day Good nutrition, adequate  Auscultate lung sounds Take VS Monitor ABG Pulse oximetry PEFR

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5/13/2018 Concept Map Asthma - slidepdf.com

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Identify & avoid 

 personal triggers

 Avoid exposure to cold 

air 

 Avoid NSAIDs, aspirin,

nonselective B blockers

Desensitization

Prompt diagnosis &

treatment of URTI &

sinusitis

Maintain OFI 2-3L/day Good nutrition, adequate

 Auscultate lung

sounds

Take VS

Monitor ABG

Pulse oximetry 

PEFR

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Genetics

Infection

 Allergens

Exercise

Irritants

Immune activation Activates B cells

SecretesImmunoglobulin

Binds to mast 

cells in the

Mast cell

degranulation

Release of inflammatory 

mediators

Immune

Corticosteroids

(1st  line therapy)

Mast cell

Leukotriene

Monoclonal

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Vasodilation

Increase vascular 

 permeability 

Bronchoconstrictio

n (smooth muscle

contraction)

Vascular 

congestion

Edema

Increase mucus

 productionImpa

ed ciliary functio

Mucosal wall

swelling

Thickened airw

walls

Narrowed airways

 Air flow limitation

Wheezing

HyperresonanDyspnea:Inc RR;

use of 

accessory 

Cough

Decrease

oxygentatio

Hypoxemi

Thick, stringy 

mucus

Unrelieved/untrea

ted 

Exhaustion

Lack of muscle

force

Bronchodilators

:

B2 Adrenergic

agonist 

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Restlessness

Increased anxi

Inappropriat

behavior 

Inc PR and B

Inability 

to

complete

Significant 

decrease in air 

movement 

Diminished/absent 

breath sounds

Respiratory failureWOF HR>120 bpm

Pulsus paradoxus

RR >30 rpm

Wheezessilent 

Patient speaks in

words

O2 sat <90; paO2

<60 mmHg

PaCO2>45 mmHg;

PEFR<100L/min

2-4 puffs short-acting B

adrenergic agonist 

every 20 minutes 3x or 

1 nebulized treatment 

Talking down &

abdominal breathi

Pursed lip breathin

Positioning