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Which of the following is not a risk factor of asthma in pediatric patients?

Family history of asthma

Allergies

Exposure to secondhand smoke

Physical activity

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is D

A. Family history of asthma is a well-established risk factor.

B. Allergies can contribute to asthma development or exacerbation.

C. Exposure to secondhand smoke is a known risk factor for asthma.

D. Physical activity is not a risk factor for asthma; in fact, regular physical activity can have protective effects against asthma.

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Correct Answer is D

Explanation

A. Encouraging physical activity is important, but it should be tailored to the child's asthma management plan and individual triggers.
B. Cromolyn sodium is a preventive medication and should be taken as prescribed, not solely in response to symptoms.
C. Peak expiratory flow meter should be used as directed by the healthcare provider, often more frequently than once per week, especially during symptom exacerbations or changes in treatment.
D. Avoiding triggers is a key component of asthma management to prevent exacerbations and improve control.

A. Brisk capillary refill B. Increased respiratory rate C. Stable oxygen saturation D. Clear breath sounds

Correct Answer is D

Explanation

A. Capillary refill assesses peripheral perfusion and is not directly related to tracheostomy suctioning.
B. Increased respiratory rate may indicate distress or inadequate airway clearance, not necessarily effectiveness of suctioning.
C. Oxygen saturation should be monitored but may not immediately reflect the effectiveness of suctioning.
D. Clear breath sounds indicate that the airway is patent and free of secretions, suggesting effective suctioning.

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Which of the following is not a risk factor of asthma in pediatric patients?

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