A Case Study of Asthma Disease:

: A Genetic Disorder
PRESENTATION
 TABLE OF
CONTENTS

01
INTRODUCTION
02
MAIN
03
DISCUSSION
PROBLEM &
FINDINGS
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I. Introduction
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 • The allergies that can trigger the
subject’s asthma is when he is exposed
to dust and fumes and starts to sneeze,
and also when he eats seafood
everything starts to be hard for the
subject if he can’t take medications
immediately.
• The subject experienced the same as
well to his father who also had allergic
asthma, and the subject’s child.
• This study seeks what medications they
were using when they experienced it, or
alternative ways to prevent it, because
asthma is not curable but there are a
number of effective medications that can
be used to successfully manage and
treat your symptoms.
MAIN PROBLEM
 FINDINGS

Asthma is a complex disease with no exact cause, but research has shown that both genetic
and environmental factors are involved. It is caused by inhaled dust or smoke and can lead
to breathing difficulties, difficulty breathing, and shortness of breath. It can be a major
problem that can interfere with daily activities and even lead to a life-threatening attack.
Asthma can't be cured, but its symptoms can be controlled with proper treatment and care,
and it is important to work with a doctor to track signs and symptoms and adjust treatment
accordingly.
DISCUSSION
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 DISCUSSION

A study of a 58-year-old man with asthma may provide valuable insights

into the management and treatment of asthma in middle-aged adults. The
study can begin with a thorough medical history and physical examination
to assess a patient's asthma symptoms, triggers, and overall health. Once
a person's asthma is assessed, the study can explore different treatment
options for managing asthma symptoms. You can explore your patient's
experience with asthma management. In general, the study of a 58-year-
old man with asthma may provide valuable insights into the management
and treatment of asthma in middle-aged adults. By understanding the
experiences of asthma patients in this age group, healthcare providers
can develop more targeted and effective treatment plans to improve
outcomes for asthma patients.
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