Flash. Resp.Asthma1

Tachycardia (increased heart rate).

Palpitations or arrhythmias.

Tremors.

They can exacerbate heart conditions by increasing heart rate and causing palpitations.

Overuse of rescue inhalers, often beta-agonists, can lead to decreased effectiveness and worsened control of asthma symptoms.

Both can stimulate the nervous system, leading to additive side effects like increased heart rate or tremors.

Evaluation of the patient's respiratory rate, lung sounds, and oxygen saturation.

Instruct them to exhale completely, place the MDI at the mouth, start inhaling slowly, activate the inhaler, continue to inhale fully, hold their breath for a few seconds, and then exhale slowly.

Patients should be informed to seek medical attention if they're using their rescue inhaler more frequently than prescribed, as it may indicate worsening asthma control.

Avoiding known triggers can help in reducing the frequency and severity of asthma attacks, minimizing the need for rescue medications.