| 1. | Asthma - Adults |
| | How often you use your quick relief medication.... |
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| 2. | Asthma - Adults |
| | Asthma - Adults... you need to use your quick relief medication more often.... you wake up in the middle of the night with asthma symptoms.... you cough, wheeze or feel short of breath more often.... you find it hard to do your usual daily activities.... you have to miss work or school because of your asthma symptoms.... CALL YOUR DOCTOR |
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| 3. | Asthma - Adults |
| | Take your medications as directed by your doctor : your preventer medication on a regular basis and your quick relief medication as needed.... Bring your quick relief medication with you wherever you go at home, at work or on vacation.... |
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| 4. | Asthma - Parents |
| | Jot down how often your child uses his or her quick relief medication.... |
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| 5. | Asthma - Parents |
| | For younger children, it may be helpful for you to keep an extra quick relief medication on hand.... On field trips and school outings, make sure that quick relief medications are taken along and have a phone number where the parent can be reached.... |
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| 6. | Asthma - Parents |
| | If required, give the teacher an extra quick relief medication in case of emergency.... |
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| 7. | Asthma - Kids |
| | If you do go to a friend's house, be sure to take your quick relief medication with you.... |
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| 8. | Asthma - Kids |
| | Quick relief medications work this way.... |
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