Discuss triggers of asthma and treatment options

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Discussion Post: Treatments for Respiratory Disorders

Based on Module: Lecture Materials & Resources and experience, please answer the following questions:

I. Describe causes of Upper respiratory infections and drug therapy.
II. Discuss triggers of asthma and treatment options.
III. Discuss corticosteroids.
IV. Describe chronic bronchitis and treatment options.

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