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The document is a training manual for parent mentors involved in the 'Parents Helping Parents Fight Asthma' project, aimed at addressing asthma management among children, particularly in minority communities. It outlines the significance of asthma as a chronic condition affecting American children, highlights racial and ethnic disparities in asthma care, and provides comprehensive guidance on asthma basics, medications, triggers, and effective communication with healthcare providers. The manual emphasizes the role of parent mentors in supporting families through education, social support, and resource navigation to improve asthma outcomes and reduce hospitalizations.

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What not to do for asthma patients?

Non-allergy triggers for asthma exposure to cigarette smoke. airway infections like respiratory viruses, COVID19, colds and flu, especially during infancy. indoor and outdoor air pollution. weather conditions such as cold air or thunderstorms. exercise. food additives such as sulphites in food and drink.

Is climbing stairs good for asthma?

Over time, working out can help your airways build up tolerance to exercise. This makes it easier for your lungs to perform activities that usually make you winded, like walking up stairs. Reduce inflammation. Though asthma inflames the airways, regular exercise can actually decrease inflammation.

What is the 4 4 4 rule for asthma?

Tell the operator that someone is having an asthma emergency. Keep giving the person 4 separate puffs, taking 4 breaths for each puff, every 4 minutes until emergency assistance arrives.

Do and donts for asthma patients?

DONT take aspirin and other over-the-counter medicines unless your health care provider approves them. DONT come into contact with asthma triggers such as cold air or smoke. DONT do excessive exercise, especially in cold weather.