A nurse is discussing asthma complications with a client and family. Atelectasis, Status asthmaticus and Respiratory failure are the complications should the nurse include in the teaching.
- The chronic lung disorder known as asthma is brought on by the inflammation of the airways, which narrows them.
- The most typical symptoms of asthma are wheezing, coughing, feeling "out of breath," and tightness in the chest. Asthmatics have trouble breathing.
- While symptoms are often not severe, they can worsen and result in "asthma attacks," which may necessitate hospitalization.
- If used properly, effective asthma medications can help you feel good and keep you out of the hospital.
- Reliever inhalers can be used to control symptoms and episodes of asthma. Symptoms can be controlled or prevented with drugs.
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