A patient has a history of moderate persistent asthma for which he takes a combi

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A patient has a history of moderate persistent asthma for which he takes a combination inhaler of budesonide and formoterol. He also takes montelukast daily. His asthma has been fairly well controlled with this medication. The patient calls the health care provider’s office to report that he is experiencing some difficulty breathing, and feels congested in his chest. He also reports that he is wheezing. He asks if he should use his rescue inhaler or albuterol

What information would be important to include when talking with the patient?

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ALBUTEROL :

Albuterol is a drug used as a bronchodilator which is used to prevent bronchospams, it is also used in exercise - induced bronchospasm.

When talking with the patients, one should ask :

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