The nurse is planning strategies for managing a new asthma client's symptoms.Which strategies will decrease the risk for bronchospasms?
Select all that apply.

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Educating the client regarding asthma medications, environmental control measures, and successfully managing comorbidities can all help to decrease the risk for bronchospasms. Not making changes once asthma control has been achieved and using the maximum amount of medication allowed to achieve asthma control are not necessarily helpful strategies and can actually increase the risk for side effects and adverse reactions.

The Nurse Is Planning Strategies for Managing a New Asthma