Asthma
Asthma ( 35 Questions)
Incorrect. Intermittent shortness of breath during physical activity is common in asthma but does not necessarily indicate a severe attack.
Incorrect. Occasional coughing and wheezing at night can be part of asthma but do not necessarily signal a severe attack.
Correct. Persistent shortness of breath, especially when present at rest, is a potential indicator of a severe asthma attack and should be taken seriously.
Incorrect. Mild chest tightness after exposure to allergens is a common symptom of asthma but may not necessarily indicate a severe attack.
A) Incorrect. Intermittent shortness of breath during physical activity is common in asthma but does not necessarily indicate a severe attack.
B) Incorrect. Occasional coughing and wheezing at night can be part of asthma but do not necessarily signal a severe attack.
C) Correct. Persistent shortness of breath, especially when present at rest, is a potential indicator of a severe asthma attack and should be taken seriously.
D) Incorrect. Mild chest tightness after exposure to allergens is a common symptom of asthma but may not necessarily indicate a severe attack.