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The document discusses the CDC's National Asthma Control Program (NACP) and its efforts to promote asthma-friendly schools in the U.S., addressing the significant impact of asthma on children's health and school attendance. It highlights various strategies implemented by state asthma programs, including school-based asthma management, self-management education for students, improving indoor air quality, and training for school personnel. The document emphasizes the importance of collaboration among stakeholders and shares success stories from evaluated programs that effectively manage asthma in schools.

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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.

What is the 2 2 2 rule for asthma?

Allergist Steve Dorman, MD: The Rule of Twos inside asthma is if somebody is well controlled per our guidelines. They use the rescue inhaler less than two times a week during the day, less than two times a month during the night, and they have no limitation during their physical activities.

What are 2 habits that can make asthma worse?

What are some common asthma triggers? Secondhand (cigarette) smoke; Dust mites; Molds; Cockroaches and pests; Pets; Nitrogen Dioxide; Outdoor air pollution; Chemical irritants; and.

How to manage asthma in schools?

Asthma management program during the school year Obtain medications, medication orders and Asthma Action Plan if not previously completed. Track expiration dates for medications. Write an Individualized Healthcare Plan. Develop written Emergency Care Plan as needed with family and student input.

What is the rule of 3 in asthma?

Rule of 3s Needing a bronchodilator more than 3 times a week on a consistent basis means that asthma is unstable and the risk for a serve, acute episode of bronchospasm is high.

What is the most effective for controlling asthma?

Inhaled corticosteroids These anti-inflammatory drugs are the most effective and commonly used long-term control medications for asthma. They reduce swelling and tightening in your airways. You may need to use these medications for several months before you get their maximum benefit.

What is stage 4 asthma?

There are various types of asthma. For instance, allergic and nonallergic. But that alone doesnt form the basis of identifying how severe it is. Hence, it is further classified into four stages intermittent, mild persistent, moderate persistent, and severe persistent.

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