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Kervin Jude D. Manahan - Health-Teaching-Plan
Kervin Jude D. Manahan - Health-Teaching-Plan
COLLEGE OF NURSING
City of Malolos, Bulacan
Client’s Initials: A.M.M. J.D.M. KJ.D.M Age: 42/42/20 Date: January 28, 2022
GOAL: To identify and understand the risk of having asthma and explain the underlying causes of asthma/asthma attack.
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Bronchospasm 3. Analyze the underlying
is a tightening of the muscles that signs and symptoms of
line the airways (bronchi) in your having asthma.
lungs. When these muscles / _ Met
tighten, your airways narrow. __ Partially Met
__ Unmet
2. Know what are the asthma How can triggers one’s asthma? Video Presentation and lecture 5 mins 4. Distinguish the
triggers. Common Asthma Triggers discussion different kinds of
Tobacco Smoke. asthma?
Dust Mites. / _ Met
Outdoor Air Pollution. __ Partially Met
Pests (e.g., cockroaches, __ Unmet
mice)
Pets. 5. Know what are the
Cleaning and Disinfection. medications
asthma/asthma attack.
/ _ Met
What are the symptoms and the __ Partially Met
3. Analyze the underlying signs risks of having asthma? Lecture discussion 5 mins __ Unmet
and symptoms of having asthma. Asthma signs and symptoms
include:
6. Enumerate ways on
Shortness of breath
how to manage asthma.
Chest tightness or pain
/ _ Met
Wheezing when __ Partially Met
exhaling, which is a __ Unmet
common sign of asthma
in children
Trouble sleeping
caused by shortness of
breath, coughing or
wheezing
Coughing or wheezing
attacks that are
worsened by a
respiratory virus, such
as a cold or the flu.
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Here’s some types of asthma: Lecture Discussion
4. Distinguish the different kinds There are many kinds of 5 minutes
of asthma? asthma but here are the
most common types:
Allergic asthma
- Allergic (or atopic)
asthma is asthma that’s
triggered by allergens like
pollen, pets and dust
mites.
- About 80% of people with
allergic asthma have a
related condition like hay
fever, eczema or food
allergies.
Seasonal’ asthma
- Some people have asthma
that only flares up at certain
times of the year, such as
during hay fever season, or
when it’s cold.
Severe Asthma
- About 4% of people with
asthma have what’s
known as severe asthma.
Severe asthma is
diagnosed in a specialist
asthma clinic. Some
people with severe
asthma is treated with a
new class of medicines
called biologics. These
can help to better control
your asthma symptoms
and reduce asthma
attacks.
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Childhood asthma
- Some children diagnosed
with asthma find it improves
or disappears completely
as they get older. This is
known as childhood asthma
Reference:
CDC. “Learn How to Take Control of Asthma.” Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 25 Oct. 2019, www.cdc.gov/asthma/faqs.htm#:~:text=Asthma%20is%20a
%20disease%20that.
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CDC. “Common Asthma Triggers.” Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 20 Aug. 2012, www.cdc.gov/asthma/triggers.html.
Watson, Stephanie. “Bronchospasm: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatments.” Healthline, 6 Nov. 2018, www.healthline.com/health/bronchospasm.
Cleveland Clinic. “Asthma: Symptoms, Types & Treatment.” (n,d), Cleveland Clinic, my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/6424-asthma#management-and-treatment.
F, S. “What Is an Asthma Attack?” WebMD, 21 Oct. 2021, www.webmd.com/asthma/asthma-attack#:~:text=An%20asthma%20attack%20is%20a.
Student’s Name: Kervin Jude D. Manahan Yr&Sec/Group No. 2B/G4 Clinical Instructor:Ms. Charmaine Dale Robles and Mrs. Mart Juaresa Yambao
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