Reflect on a patient with a known history of asthma.

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Pick a Patient with Asthma you have treated as a Provider.

Discuss reason for doctor’s visit

Explain potential predisposing genetic and environmental factors associated with asthma.

Propose treatment plan

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Please use textbooks, national guidelines and journals articles < 5 years as references, avoid uptodate, amyo and Cleveland Clinic emed, webMD, Medscape as they are resources, no nd or no date, find the date or do not use

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