Allergic rhinitis can be debilitating for a patient, therefore clinical diagnoses and effective treatment is essential to avoid possible irreversible disease.
Cold/flu or allergic rhinitis? No sneezing matterQuiz-summary
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1. Which statement is true?
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2. The binding of an allergen to IgE causes release of mediators including histamine, prostaglandins and leukotrienes from:
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3. Current classification of AR is based on:
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4. Which of the following are features of moderate-severe AR?
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5. Which of the following red-flag symptoms not associated with AR prompt further assessment and referral?
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6. Which statement is true?
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7. Which of the following agents are first-line therapeutic options for moderate-severe AR with persistent symptoms?
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8. Which of the following oral antihistamines for AR therapy is not currently indicated for children <12 years old?
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9. Which of the following INCSs for AR therapy is not currently indicated for children <12 years old?
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10. Which statement is false?
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